https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d01157faabc684f78bfdf1958fc9f81c.pdf 34d78f46ef214afb7df01b8fbe2386df PDF Text Text • • Now _You Knnlf at- .Tbe flnt.,PIIy.- plfiiQ wu . palented In the United States bJq!neer E. S. Voteyln 1187. AMANDA PANDA ED M'/ •, AND BLACK C~~'{ONS ••• •. I . • • Weather t.:louayo with chance of showera tonight and Tuelday With possible thundershowers south. Low tonight 3GB and low 4011. A little 'wanner Tu•y High mid 4011 to mid 508. • I _vo_L_.xx-:l"""' v ...,..Nr;-o,.....2_44~-~--~---P_oM_E_Ro_Y-_MI_oo_LE_P_oR_T,_ o_HIO_~-- MONDAY. MARCH 21, l972 TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2156 . Cong. Hays Keynotes Crisp's Ca1npaign . ·.· ··.·.·.· ·.·.·.·.·.·.·.... ·.·-·.·.·-·.·. ··.·.·..·.·...·. MUSICIE SUPPORTERS .- Tenth Congressional Platrlct supporters for Sen, Edlliund Muskie for presldeot were out In full .force at the Crisp Appreciation Dinner Saturday night. At left are candidates fQr district delegates to the national convention com· milled to Muakle, from left, Rose Marie Thomas, Marietta; Mary Hanley, Pl~tertnston: Dorothy M. Thompson, Athens; N. Eugene Brundige, Athens, and E. A. Wingett, Racine . AND WHEN SHE WAS THROU6H, .· ·::-:-:··.·.·...-.·.··:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:.-:-:-·. ' Democrats Dine, Talk Down GOP 'I.JELCOMI:,- AMfJ..NO!\ The Gan~ That Cou/ciJJ't Think Strai~ht- ?.0 -'/E'AR (,JOE. &TFSPI.K. Tloi'WO"L.D'S WORST "\ AN ' WE'L.L. oJI"'l<. IS WAITit•J' FOR US TO STICK UP TH' L.AST NATIOt-JAL I:>ANK -·· II ADULCIMER, handmade by Pooleroy's WWiam Grueser, was Grace Episcopal Church's gift to the Rev, and Mrs. Stanley Plattenburs, above. Retiring after three years at Grace Olurcb, the Rev. Mr. and"Mrs. Plattenburg will move next week to Cincinnati. A farewell tea was held at thehomeofMr. and Mrs. Fred Crow In Syracuse &mday. See page 5 for account of tea. DemocraUc Congressman "a press release conWayne L. Hays told a crowd of ~·'' On state government, Hays about 150 persons Saturday night in Middleport the "Tenth attacked the Public UU!itles District deserves · a voice In Commi8alon of Ohio. "They Wa!d!lngton and doesn't have ought to call It the UW!tles Commission of Ohio, because It one." The veteran and outspoken doesn't do anything for the congressman - 24 years - people," argued the speaker. from Ohio's 18th District had Hays claimed the PUCO Is the perfect forum: an actually Interested In only big estimated 150 democrats business and the citizens have gathered to pay their respects no realsaUafactlon given them COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Only to, and to sweeten the cam- If they go before it with a 13 of a scheduled 198 Ohio paign kitty of Jaclt Crisp of protest. Miller Blaated More Penitentiary guards reported RuUand, Democrat candidate The program porUon of the for work today and Warden it. repUa ~ a marljaua plant OWIIed by the VU!age for lfte nomination to the dinner meeting opened with Harold J, Cardwell said the ~ of Mlddlepon will cou~ to be displayed this week u a congressional seat now held by master of ceremonies John A. number of guards par~ pan of a 11n11 Edaeatloa pillfll'llill. Cong. Clarence Miller of ticlpatlng In a "alck call" 'Ole plant will be at Rd'e 8ft FraUIJD store on Lancaster, Labeled an Ap- Blll1l8worth, fanner mayor of strike over p&y demands had Tuesday,Diltt011'1 Drugou WedDelday, Tbe Shoe BGx oa preciation Dinner for Jack Marietta, crlUclzlng Miller, reached "serious" proportions. CAMPAIGN TE.\M -Jack O'lsp, candidate for the U. S. House of RepresentaUves from Crisp, the event was held at the 'lbunday,tbe Carry Oat WIDe !!lore 011 Friday, and at Burnsworth recalled he "Needless to say we don't the Tenth Ci>ngresalanal Dlstrict,left; Tom Arnold of llelpre, his campaign liUIIIIiger, and Tom Masonic temple In ¥!ddleport. served as mayor of Marietta bave an 811)p~ guard force and Werner'• Kallio and Televla!OD tD Saturday. Today tbe Qlnlt, usiltant In .the office of State Auditor Joseph Ferguson. Clink extended Ferguson's Congressman Mays of six years. Miller, he said, "Did the alutatloills real aerlous;" plaot Is e:ddblled at Jaek'a Dlllry Bar. ~pclfl of Crisp; Belmont-County, urged Crisp nothing for his city during that Cardwell said. "We need help be glve.n "dedicated support" ·time." but I don't know where It's goI In his bid to unseat Miller, Burnsworth said the ~ent lng to come from." ported fQI' work on the ~ p.m. banged on a gate. "Jack Is a wtirker," said announcement of Miller s that .Cardwell said he had coli!erWard~n Harold Cardwell Hays, "and'he Will bring good he pl4ns to open two more . red today with state Correc- shift; Cooper had said there were no plans tocall in the Na- said the guards had wamed the government to the tenth ofllces In the district, Is . rectlons Commillloner BenUonal Guard today to work as estimated 150 protesters, · congressional district If given misleading. Burnsworth nett Cooper ·about the guards, members ~ the Ohio AnUthe opportunity," charged that they will be possibility ~ getting additional By UDited Prea lnterllllloaal , ·• Aa cOrTections officials con- Imperialists Coalition, to stay Hays, offering his doail'l" on nothing but campaign offices. security help . LORDSTOWN, OHIO - UNli'ED AUTO Workers Union , tended with the sh~e of away from the big Iron gate Miller, charges that Miller Is (Continued on Page 4) ·,.we may ·get some guard peraonnel on the lnalde, a lllroul!h which a railroad tine members began returning to work at the huge General Motors .,... hel)l from other Institutions," !l'lltesl group rallied outside 1'11111 Into \he pflson grounds. c:omplex here today while the local union president denied Four caliB were answered Cardwellsald. the priJon SUnday and were . Crowd Moved Back nporta of dissension among akllled craftsmen after Sunday's over the weekend by the "Two warning shots were &mdaynlght;atteronlynlne finally driven back by warning ratification vote on a strike settlement. Pomeroy E-R squad, in this of a secheduled 1:19 guards regunflrefromguanillwhenthey (Cont!Dued on Page 4) · Some 490workers prepancifor reopening of the nation's only · order : Olmolet Vega assembly Hoe at 5:30p.m., when a.full force of At 3:34 a. m. Sunday to the By UDIIed Press llllerutl01181 scene. S,OOO workers were expected to report. Another 3,1100 are Otto Strauss home on Peacock With Sen. Vance Hartke out Sen. Edmund S, Muskle, ~eduled to resume work at 7 a.m. Tuesday, UAW Locallll2 Ave. where Strauss was having of the race &lid In his corner' seeking to regain his Image as President Gary Bryner said a group of craftsmen, reportedly difficulty breathing. Oxygen Sen.HubertH.Humpbreytook the front-runner, and Sen. · lmhappy about Sunday's balloting, would return to work with was admlnlatered, his presidential campaign George S. McGovern ~ South DENVER (UP!) -Lobbyist part of the memo, which was said she actually wrote, coinother members of the union, which numbers about 7,800. At 11:37 a. m. Sunday to the "home" to Minnesota today Dakota both headed for MadlsJerome Cook home, Hemlock whlle his leading Democratic on to appeal for liberal Dlta D. Beard, who suffered a published by columnist Jack cide, she said, The memo was heart seizure while testifying Andmon. But she repeatedly an e:w:planatlon to her superviVANCOuVER, WASH. -A JURY SAID SUNDAY that Grove, where Mrs. Cook, challengn s!wnped acrou backing, Sen. Henry M. before a Senate panel Swxlay, denied that she wrote the pari sor, M. R. Merrianl, concering the pialnUffs "got their money's worth," and ruled that San appareqUy having suffered a the border to win Wisconsin's : Jackson of Washington and said tl)at someone "out to ruin suggesting m and the White a telephone call from the White fractured leg In a fall, was Alabama Gov. George C. me" lhust have forged her House had conspired In a House which she look for him, Prancilco Mayor Joseph Alioto am two fanner Wa!d!lngton state taken to Veterans Memorial AprU 4 primary, Hartke, In 'liithdrawlng from Wallace liought to zero In on the Initials on a memo ~~~ggestlng corrupt scheme. The caller was not ldenUfied. offlclala do not have to refund a p.s million attorney's fee. Alioto Hospital where she was adthe batUe for the Democratic Green Bay vote. She explained that she (Conilnued on Page 4) said he was delighted with the jury's ''perceptive verdict:" that the GOP aecepted a mitted. nomination, said Sunday In New York Mayor John V, waited three weeks ·before The state of Washington and 12 publicly owned uUlitles had At 9:34p.m. Sunday, to the Milwaukee that he would Undsay set out on a tour ol t400,000 bribe. denying having written the asked for a refund of the fee because Alioto shared $802,814 of II Bessie Napper home on ButBut she told the Senators that "devote my full energies" to northern Wisconsin and Rep. with John J. O'Connell, then attorney general of Washington ternut Ave., where Mrs. the White House did call In- memo because, she said, she Humphrey'• bid for another Shirley Chlshobn of New York ternational Telephone and did not think people would state; &lid George K. Faler, an assistant to 0 'Connell. AliOto and Napper, believed to have shot at Richard M, Nixon. The also headed for Madison. Telegraph Corp. (ITI') con- believe her. She told the six O'Connell, both Democrats, have often claillled the suit was suffered a heat! attack, was lnlllana senator had been a A total of 12 .candidates will cerning financial aid for this Senators she did not come to lllstliated by Republican officials In Washington, D. C., and taken to Veterans Memorial dark harte from the moment be on the Democratic ballot, 11111111ller's Republican National Denver to avoid them, but Washington state for political reasons. Hospital and admitted. he declared his candidacy and - Including Hartke, whoae name Convention. There was no because of her heart troubles. And at 8 a. m. today for his endorsement pmnl8ed a will remain despite hla decision Sbe said she was stunned elaboration about detaliB of the BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND- A TWO·DAY general Wilbur Richmond, New Uma further boost In Humplrey's to pull out. call and no IOOicatlon the White when she first read the memo strllte called by militant Protestants b-ought most .of Northern Road, who was IU and taken to rising political stock', II! the contenders focused on House solicited the funds, and said she cuuld only assume Ireland to a standsUll today. But a four-week truce against Veterans Memorial Hospital. especially In the ·May 2 Wisconsin's 87 delegates, party The Meigs County Council on Mrs. !Ieard, 53, Washington someone, apparently within clvillan targets declared by the provisional Irish .Republican He was sWlln the emergency primary In Indiana. ol!lclals In Iowa announced the lobbyist for m, was reported m, typed the memo on her Aging Is taklng applications for ArmY (IRA)appeared to ease the threat of civil war for the Ume room late thls morning. But the former vice results of electlo1111 for 34 of the resting comfortably today, her office typewriter and then a director to head a county president showed no sign of state's 46 delegates to . the heartbeat back to nonnal. being. forged her initial. Information, research and ov.erconfldence and plal;liled Democratic National ConvenAt least nine small bomba exploded In and around Belfast "It looks l!ke someone was planning project approved by But the Senate Judiciary only a brief stop In hla home lion: Muskle captured J4·, Committee headed back to trying to put a fast period to my the Division of Administration today, injuring no one am doing little damage, but the overall LOCAL TEMPS state, to speak In Duluth, McGovern 12 and the other 8 Washington and postponed existence," she said, "I want on Aging. level of violence diminished sharply. There were no major 'f!le temperature In downbefore swing~ down Into were uncommitted, although IOOefinltely using her as a this committee and the world bombing Incidents over the weekend although the finding Sunday The purpose of the project is town Po111eroy at 11 a.m. WIBconsln. The four men given Humphrey supporters claimed witness In Investigating to know that the Anderson to arouse Interest in problems of a man killed by gunfire In Belfsat brought to 288,the death toll Mcinday was 48 degrees under the best chance to beat him moet of thole would baek their charges that ITT donated memorandum Is not my and opportunities of the aging, cloudy skies. there already were on the man, 'lbe remaining 12 dele- $400,000 to the Republican memorandum, that I am In- to detennine sorrie of the needs (Continued on Page 4) ' gates will be choeen at a state Natlonil Convention In ex- nocent of any wrongdoing and and interests of the aging, to convention next month. ' change for a favorable an- that I shall spend the rest of my detennlne an organizational With the resulta In Iowa, the titrust suit settlement. Ufe, for however long that pattern which will secure latest UP! tabulations of Mrs. Beard testified 90 might be, In an unceasing widespread participaUon and delegate strength showed Mus- minutes In the morning &lid one effort to lind out who did this to refiect needs of the aging and lde In the lead with 95~; hour In the afternoon before me." attempt to detennine the most · 1 Wallace 75; McGovern 39~; she collapsed. The background surrounding desirable future projects. -'th to m ,_,_ Humphrey 6; Lindsay 6; the memo published by AnderDealea m.aoP -UDk The applicants should have He said "We are preparing bazooka attack earUer on an propo sals "' By UDited Press lntemalloaal P. 0 c..... Oll,.oo1m 5; Re p. Wilbur '0 • son, and the memo Mrs, Beard the ability to work With the Sbe conceded she had written President Anwar Sadat said ourselves patiently and silently army outpost, a military there. • Milia, D-Ark., I; and 130 unaging, should have some work ln Paris, the French weekly committed A total of 3 016 spokesman In Tel Avlv said, 91nday Egypt will go to war for that day," leading to a college degree or In Peking, Sadat's adviser on Several bazooka rouhcia were L'Express said that three · votes area~allable m-It against Israel "regardlesa of the equivalent in experience, ' · sacrifices." He said his foreign affairs, former Foreign fired at the Israeli outpost In months after the 1987 Arab-Is- will take 1 509 to~ a majority should have experience in declalon was "Irreversible." Minister Mahmoud Rlad, said the southern sector of the' raell war there were seCret · and the n:.run.tion, The Meigs County SberHf's Rt. 3,' was turning off of 33 onto supervision or working with Sadat, speaking to a rally In "The Egyptian people are occupied Golan Heights of contacts between Jordan and Jn other political developDept. lnvesUgated two ac- Charter oak Road when his car groups, committees and lnthe Mediterranean resort town determined to carry , on the . Syria but caused no casuaiUes. Israel. It olfered as proof three nients: was struck by another divldu~lll. should be available --Senate ·Republican IA!ader cidents Sunday. ~ Mersa Matruh, made his Stru(!8le and fight for the Results of the Israeli r@laliato- pbotocoptes of diplomatic letAt 10:15 p. m. a deer was traveling southeast 'driven by for full Ume work, and have ali ters allegedly written by Hugh Scott of Pemsylvanla strongest statement In months liberatlon of every Inch of their ry actio~ were not known, on the possibility of war. land and the liberation of all Jordanian ministers. said he lelt Humphrey had the killed when It rAn into the path Charles W. Dishong, 22, automobile available. King Hussein of Jor-dan, who After the director has beta "We shall en~ the batUe Arab territories matched by The letters, written In Arable bell chance now to beat Muskle of a car driven by Elmer C. Nelsonville. Dishong alated -regardless of sacrifices," be Israel with the support of U.S, Irked hill fellow Arabs by and dated In early October, for the Democratic Newell, Olester, Newell was that be did not think DIU was hired, two partUme aides will ll'llposlng a semiautonomous 1987, were from Jordanian nomlnaUon traveHng on SR 7, one and nine- going to turn, Dill sustajned an also be employed, . said. ''we .shall liberate the lmperialiBm." Palestinian state on the west goV~:mment officials to JordaThose Interested In applylnc lind and let the C08I and -'!be OOP National Com- tenths of a mile south of Injury to hl8 wrist but wu not should send a complete resume IIICI'iflce be as they may. Rlad Is In Ollna as the guest bank of the Jordan River, left nlan ambassadors In Washing· mlttee said In Its weekly Tuppers Plains when the ac- Immediately treated. Amman for Washington SUnto Clarence J. Struble, 401 West "Our decision to enter the of Premier Olou En-lai and his ton, Rome and London and pubUcaUOII "Monday " that cident occurred. There was The DIU car was demolished Main St., Pomeroy, or deliver battle, Is Irreversible, The remarks were carried by the day. While In the U.S. capital referred to "Secret Agree- H hr 'had been :, real Ught damage to his car, and no and there was medium damage It to Struble In persotl. Ap. he wm meet With President battle Ia neceuary to liberate New Ql!na ·News Agency. menta with Israel.'' Another :rf" In deann: With personlll Injuries, At 10:35 a.m. on U.S, 33 Carl to Dishong's car. No cltaUon pUcations must be received bJ our land and we shall chooae , In Israel, gunners fired Into Nixon and then go on to London referred to "direct . Wallace's candidacy. and Parts to discuss his Wednesday, March 29, negotlaUons with Israel." · f'red~rlck DIU, 50, Pomeroy, was Issued .· Syria Sunday In response to a the time for It." State Pen Nearly Without Gttards Plant on Display this Week ews•• ~ E~R Out 4 Times Hwnphrey Home Dita Seeing Bad Guys by Crooks & Lawrence CAPTAIN EASY Mei<EE INDU:;T~II"7 UNFORTUNATELY. IT I/IAY TAKE: PAY~ TO DI?I/IANI~E THI? HUGe MACHIIVEAND LOCATE: THE DEADLY DS:VICEl! BlliLI THI? NEW ?IIPER COMPUTER AT A CO?T OF MILLION? FOR FIGBY ?PACE: LA85: JU?T A? ~71 I FEARED! MY "SNIFFER" INDI CAIE_2 A BOMB CUNNINGl-Y CONCIOALE:I) lt-.l?IDE! rLL ?IMPL'f ?LIP ...-....~ THI7 MAt<E~BELIE'IE ELECTRIC ~HOC#<. PLIL~ER. lt.l?IDE:- "" WITH A LOI>JG CONTROL Wll<!<! GR'E:AT GADFRE:Y! TH17 P07f'7 A 5E:RIOU7 PRO~I..!:M! Application Deadline is Wednesday Egypt Aims Toward War THEI\J 'fOU 11-JVITE- THE: FAKE AHA! A TRICK TO PROVE' HORACE: FI6BY TO F'RE5G . HI? GUII.T!,.. HE'L.L- SETHI? ?WITCH SUTTON l -.4 AFRAI() TO PU?H IT FOF:. FeAR OF 55TTIN6 . ,., ., ,_ '"'' ,, OFF THIS BOMB! Deer Dies by ( . -- .' r C::. ! •• ' ' C~ �• Name of the ·Game is Loophole .WASHINGTON (uPl) - There were 18,648 Americans who eamed at least $100,0110durlng 1970 but who throulh tax loopholes paldtueaonltala rateolleaathan ?percent - a rate slmllar to thai paid by per10111 earnlJig $6,5011 a year, Rep. HenryS. Reuss, D-Wil., sale! today. " Reuse said hill figures were baaed on Treasury Department date wwrtng the ''minimum tu" prov~on of the 1969 tax reform law. The ~wn tax provision was designed to make IUI'e that all penons with very high Incomes paid at least some federal Income tax. reasonable 10 assume that their 'Incomes averaged more than $150,000 each, which would bring the tax percentage doWn to under 4 per cent. "This is just ·one more llluslrl\tion of the gross Inequity of our federal .tax system," Reuss sald. "Here we have thousands of wealthy Americans pUing up tlOO,OIIO a year and more from capital gains, oU depletion J]lowances, sloe~ LEULNOnCE .Today's opUons, real estate tax shelters, and other tax loopholes, and paying a tax on It of fess than 7 per cent-lhe 118Jlle percentage paid by a wag~arner making $6,5011 a year!" Reuss said the 18,648 penons he was talking about did not iliclude ·394 Americans who previous figures rewaled had gross inciJmes ln excess of $100,000 yet naldno taxes at all. IIPOIT 01' Sport Paratk By MILTON RJa1i1AN UPISplrtl Wllkr NEW YORK (9J>I) -Richie Allen wUI be II!Lilinl up with the White Sox moat wny time now. · · . He's read,y. He finally hasllnlahed hill "penonal t.t.atn."ID Clel)-water, Fla., which htippens to be tbe lrll~ J(le at one of his old cluba, not hla new one, but who's coon"~~? It's _..., ... -~- •-y, ""'i -vn• lsp't it? . · Holcomb he , 11 vice__..._. stu . .· , t. execu ve J..V_.,, of the Wbl~ Sox, nearly went bal181l8.& Sunday in Saruota. Thalli where Allen ...._.are. A ,.,_ ,_._, should be bee ' ." "' that's -'-re ,.,., the .....,te ,.,, .,_ receptionist told Holcomb • Mr. R. Allen bad, 'nii"Nd fnm • Clearwater and had left a Dtmliar to call but in wrltlng It down, thereceptlo. nlstlnad . vertently~outoneoftbe....,.ta. can you picture Holcomb? He'tried an 10 urtnbenJ as a aub, sUtute for the mlsalng d181t, whlcll gt- you 10me Idea how , . anxlaushewastogetAIIenback,butaDbewoundupwlthwu seven wrong numbers and three 1111 111111Nt11. The White Sox already ~ve ~ed Allen tJ,21,9QO: now they 1n part of the--"-'~· may .__ wuuw .................. · IJodlen AIM - - · ' ' "-· His last club, the Dodgel'll, also are Waltu. fOr IWn tci report. IICIII'TI ·AIID IXI'IIIDITUIII VIII... If IHIN Mt~ICHIItY l'tr .... ;:r ...... °~':~at~il:' 1 ' Services Set for ·Clifford Stumbo In Coloroi.Jo Indian Valley SOuth ·Claims Class A State Title ·~ Sp. . . . ,lin. p *'"' OOLUMBUS(UPi)-Twool 01110'1 tljree IAIIH'anked high lchoQIIeamlwa~ llate bulletball titles llld tbe other iquad ~the lteDIUinalll only to 1!>tle by a1111T01r margin to the tbinkaled squad that Claplured tbe clilmplonllllp. . Alter uptettlng No; I·Celi!Ja l'l.ao Friday, Cleveland East· .rech went on to defeat Clncln. ma-- ........ Us. Books to Shelf I . The Meigs ' Marauder staftersalone time or another. baaebaiJ seieon kicks off next VanMatre, Demoskey and Will Tuesday, April4, In Middleport were pl\cllera and among the agalnst the · lrollton Tigers. · club's top hitters. · ' New·Coach Don Wolfe has only Wolfe, coaching for the first two lettermen, both atarters in time In aeveral years, com1971, around , whom he Is plied a brilliant 101 wins ; building a team. agalnat38lossealnadecade,at ,Thla season, especially the Southern Local. Assistant lltst half,, will be a total Coach Roger Birch Is an ex· rebuilding joti from last year'& Southern player under Wolfe. t-4 team under Coach Ed <l9ne by ~raduaUon The only lettermen on the are Rick Van Maire, Dave Meigs squad are senior catcher Boyd, Gene Powell, Tim Roger Dixon and senior Demosky, Chip . Haggerty, shortstop Steve Dunfee, both Roger Abbott, Jed WUL, Stan good sUckers and rielders. Wilson, and Ron 'Clonch, all , On the mound the Marauders ea; &ldy nat!. Princeton 78-07 Saturday , ClaasAtiUeandbecomeOhlo's ~ seven games the final af~ and claim the Class only undefeated high llchool week of the tourilament here AAA title lor the thlnl time. learn, It was the Rebels' 3Ith <k'ew 96,055 fans to St. John's ~ 10t to tbe ..mflnals last conaecuUve victory thiS Arenil, 51111 fewer than tumed year and wu rumerup In 1967. season. up a year ago. Columblll Bishop Ready lived' Indian Valley South of An extra feature the last ,up to Ita reputatfon by easily Twlca~ County was i the day was the presentation <t . beating Le~ 59-411or the ' only team out <t more than IMlO John Flood of- Akron and J. Claaa M CroWn, while Indian atartlng the season to surylve Mason Jones ol Ross County as VaUey South defeated Morral Without a 101111. the newest members of the Ridgedale: :;9.41 to take the FIJ'IIU!n Added ·Naismith. Memorial Nallonal /)ixon, Dunfee only Marauder Veterans Frai*"•7:'::.. Helen Help .. ew. sm.ts. d:m blre!f By Ualted Preu !Dternatloaal Not since Branch, Rickey's glory days In Brooklyn 25 years ago has besebaD had a leader who could twirl a cigar with the apkmb ol Ralph Houk and make smoke rings In tbe spring res rt'e·pemants In autumn. The New York Yankees flniahid fourth In the American League East In ~9'11 and have an 8-14 record this spring. But Frank Robinson Is gone from the Baltimore Orioles, the Detroit Tlgen haven't found two atartlniPIIchers to go with Mickey Lollch and Joe Coleman and the Boston Red Sol. are putting , the pieces qether after their .winter trading jamboree. And Sunday, Mel Slottlemyre and new'ly..acqulred Sparky Lyle faced the "cni!rllmum , t7 batt.ers · lind Pro ;·)n~ifeci~Diy ~~itttJ,n'pJ\CblnS the Yankees \0 a ~ victor;: over the Kansas aty Royals. "Mel'a ready and we're read,y," IBid Hook, who has been lnslatlng an spring that Voice along Br'Way NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Gary Player came 10,000 miles to spend aeyen lonely, difficult weeki to achieve one goal win the Masters -arid today hla training prOif&m is right on lchedule. Player, the little phyt~lcal culturilt !rom South Africa, said he hit the ball better than at any time In tw, Ufe In win. nlng the $125,0110 Greater New Orleans Open Golf Tournament Sunday with a nine under par total of 279. His prize money was a Uttie under $25,0110. Now, aU he has to do is regain hill putting touch In the next two weeks and he'll arrive at Augusta In perfect condition. He sjtot a tlft~er par 69 m the final day to come three strokes off the pace and edle scrambling Jack Nicklaus and tenacious Dave Eichelberger by one stroke. Newcomers Billy Ziobro and John Lister were two strokes back at 281 '" RamsaY Quits DIIJ 52nd .Defeat ••o, • ,' . •, . J; •• •. ;~ !$ :• .~ ~ ; •i' :-:•• ' ·- ~ ' .~ I the Yankees will be division tiUe contenders. "And I expect Lyle to come ln many Urnes this season and knock off six IUYS In a row." · Lyle'• Perfect Debut Stottlem)Te, a three4lme 20game winner, yielded a single , to Paul Schaal With one out In the first Inning and three walks In seven lnniniS. One other !{ansas City batter was safe on an error but aU five baserun. ners were Wiped out In double plays or cBURht steallnl. Then Lyle, acquired from the Red Sox last week, made a perfect debut·by retiring all six batters he faced. ' The Yankees scored ·their runs off rookie Monty Montgomery In the seventh Inning on a walk to Rusty Torres, Ron Blomberg's triple and a single by Bernie Allen. ' In other camps: Jim Hunter, · nominal ace o1 the Oaltland staff In the absence of Vida mue,- allowed two runs and four hi!B In seven lnninls as the Atbletlca beat the San D!~go Padres, 8-3. Joe Rtx\1 and Sal Player Wins GNO Meet, Has Eye On '72 Masters nom... ,.. A'fter . 1, • are very' liiexpertenced. Only one pitcher, Cheater Wigal, has ever pitched In high school competition. Wigal pitched a Jiltle when a sophomore two years ago but didn't play as a · junior. The senior will probably head the Marauder mound corps. Other pitchers are seniors Ed Young and lefthander Rich Ash, who'll double as an outfielder. The junior prospect for mound duty is Blll Chaney. Behind the. plate, ptxon will be the top candidate with scrappy sophomore Mick Ash pushing the veteran Dixon. AI first base will be left·hander Robbie .'Eason, a sophomore, and at second base is senior Tom Cooke. Dunfee will be the shortstop whlle junior Lou McKinney and Chuck Faulk will battle for the third base job. In the outfield seniors Bruce Hawley, Robin Phalln, Bob Blackston, Chester Roush, Ron Smith, and Mike Taylor are chasing fly balla In practice With juniors Blll. Vaughan and Chuck Eastman and sophomore Floyd Burney. On the Meigs reserve squad that is to play a separate reserve schedule and work toward replacing varsity players are Rick Stobart, Mike Nesselroad, Steve Price, Woody Call, Jeff Hawley, Randy Faulk, Terry cadle, PhU Moon, and 24 other candldates not yet settled as to positions because of large squad total of ~2 and bad condiUon of playing field due to weather. Coach Wolfe refers to the season's projec"" outlook a& poor, but adds, "We'll try to rebuild with reserve games and replacements as the season progresses." The main strengths of the Marauders lies In three players, Dixon, Rick Ash, and Dunfee. The top weakness is lack of experience. ,The Meigs Schedule is as Bando homered for the A's, Beauchamp and Ken Singleton follows : whoanappedaseven.game San In a six-nm seventh Inning Tues., Apr. 4, Ironton at Diego winning streak ... Nolan Ufted the New York Mets to a 9- Mel~s. .· . Fn., Apr. 7, Gallipolis at ·Ryan pitched four-hit ball for 1 romp over the Los Angeles si:x innings in the California Oodgers. ' Meigs. . . Angels' 7·1 triumph over the' Reggie Smith !tit two hOillers Mon,., Apr.IO, Pomt Pleasant Cleveland Indians. The victory off Stan Bahnsen to lead the at Metgs. broke an eight-game California Red Sox to a 7~ victory over Tues., Apr. 11, Mei15 at losing streak. the Oilca10 White Sox ... Jim Athe~. . Bob BaUey hit a three-run Holt singled home Danny Fri., Apr· H, Metgs.at Logan. homer and drove In a total of · Thompson With one out In the Mon., Apr. 17, Metgs at Pt. four runs to lead the Montreal 11th Inning to give the Min· Pleasant. . Exp<~S to an 11~ victory over nesota Twins a l~wln over the Tues., April 16, Meigs at the Houston A.ltroa. Rusty~ Atlanta Braves. Jim Kaat went Jackson. Staub also homered for the ei2ht lnn(Jll(s for the Twlns ... Fri., Apr· 21, Waverly at Expos ... homers by Willie Billy WIJIIams'. three-run fifth- Meigs. Horton and Bill Freehan paced inning homer and Burt Mon., Apr. 24, Meigs at ,the Detroit Tigers to a 3-1 Hooton's strong seven lnnlniS Wshama. decision over the Philadelphia during which be allowed two Tues., Apr· 25, Meigs at Phillles as Mickey LaUch, Phll runs enabled the Chicago CUbs Wellaton. Meeler and Ron Perranoskl to beat the' Milwaukee Wed., May 3, Meigs at Kyger combined on a three.hltter. Brewers, 3-2. It was Williams' Creek. ~ Red& Win Twe third homer of the spring. Mon~.• May 8, Wahama at The ClnclnnaU Reds split Meigs . Jerry Devanon 9cored on Wed., ·May 10, Meigs at their squad IntO two leai)1S and "won a double•header," Terry Crowley's sacrifice fly In Vinton. be~ .~t,Lou!s Cardinals the 14th inning to give the Mon., May 15, Vinton at 5-3, and the Ptfts,burgh Pirates, Baltimore ' Orioles a 1-$ Melp. 5-4. Johnny Bench's tw(H'UII triumph · over the Teua .. .,, May 17, Kyger Creek seventh4nn!ng .slngl,i was the Rangers: The Orioles had tied at Meigs. , decisiVe blow against St. Louis the score at ~ In the sixth on Sectional tournament week and Hal McRae's single drove singles Hy Orlw Salmon •and of May 1~. In the winning run In the Pirate Bobby Grlch and Don Baylor's " Reserve schedule not game ... twO'rUilslngles by .Tim Infield out. cOmplete at lhla time. Games start between 4 and 1 Yankees Look Like Contenders .M....,....,., '""""' Count Defe. nse's Su•"ts . Basketball Hall rl. Fame. Clt!Veiand outscored the VJ. klniS 24-12ln the third quarter for a decisive lead as · the Scarabs used a balanced attack, led by Law· renee Bolden with 15 points. Princeton had started oot strong, jumping to a 20-16 lead at the end rl. the first quar· ter, mainly on the ll points of ' ,...,? •"*· •• . ·-Tile DIIIJilrfM•'l'l,lllddleport.Pamy, 0., M8rch 27, lt'/2 ' • lhWt-ofFwtc.r-, ., m1 l'lflfat c-•• are '~" , U. lllrtb at.a . i:as:"r.~~'li1M~~ION daalbtlr, ,a.trta lfaQ. Gil Dopdoltory ..tancn : 1•.11u2 Maidt It, .at the 'd. S.ltirsq . lo.t1U2 U-'laJ, ,._,_ •- • . Total Depository •. _ "'*'* a ... . $ tn~~r~:.'ts , 25.m.'IA Tile iDIIDt, lint tw lp, and Other lnvHif"tnts Unclucllnt Mrl. I I, W'I' I llx Savlntol 3,113.01 pouildl, w1 Tolal,l,vHimlflts .3,113.01 .. ·I~IIG 11r Mel _ _....._ Tote ITroaoury lat. 23.fU.72 l"'"'<i'*.-are •- -.. "AI It stands now," Reuss be even better to "do away Outotandlng Checkl Dec. n, Frant Uploll'lllld tha paal llld, ''the mlillrilum tax adml. with all thc:se tax loopholes 1971 !Dtductl . 1.057.92 Rreat,;,ran · elm. 0-'"ar Ia u-.· Toto! latonct, Dec. 31, ' -.. "' -• niJten just a small 'love tap' to · once and for all. Income Is 1971 , 2S.023.U Carl Gra7 at Marletla,, water Revenue Fund •-·• ,_ ., Tbe. wealthy tax avoldm. They can Income, and there is no reason lnvntmlflts u. s. TrOll. a. .. continue to use tax loopholes if why wealthy Investors, execuBonds 6,7... 7l 1-u-; II'IIIMi-p .,_...__.., __ Acc•••ts '""""'-and· ._tha "' ........ they l!lll pay a small admlsslon tives, and oU men should get Recine Homo Notional lank ~. Va., JD,IPJ fee for the privilege," more favorable treatment than SUMMARY 01' Jl'eal'ilfiDdfatber ,Ji Watt Reuss, a member of the the average wage~amer ." fUIID TUNJACTIONI , Uploll, ~ . Of r .._,.• , 1,,,, , · •a•••ce Jtw.1. 1971 ~ 1 Houae Banklng and CwTency Reuss. said his "conGanorot Fund 3.1'4.36 Sp, ·4 and Mn; R'lbll.m Committee and the Joint servaU"'" estimates showed Wator works · Fund 1,396.02 , realdl at lbl . W. V.....,...., Economic Committee, has In- that wealthy Americans taking strttt const. M ' R --· Fund 1,39U5 Coloracle - - Colo. 10104, Funeral services for Clifford (GaU) Hovatter, Middleport; troduced legislaUon that would advantage of loophole income Stott HIOhway lmprovtmlf11 Mn __;,.,_'"I Fund 1, .. 1 . .u • .,.,_ , "_,~-~ -"" In effect Increase that "admis- paid an average tax of 6.76 per Stumbo, well known Mid- Mrs · Robert ·(Marilyn) Meier, Cemetery Fund 12t.t5 to Colorado~ teiliilltla sion fee ." But he said It would cent; but he said it was more dleport resident who died Middleport, and Mrs. Neal Ftro Equip. 2.f63.32 , ..... • ' ' · llocalpls-lltvtnol the Cll'e ~ ~~!'!'"""""""' Saturday at University (D!ana ) Williams• Springfleld; oonerot Fund · 12,321.91 wh!J, her dai~mw und " •I Hospital In Colwnbus, will be 16 a son, Darryl V. Stumbo, They'renotanxlous,llketheWhlteSox,they'ni~curlous ~~!:;~:.;~:. ~": R ·~· 29 aurg,q _at Fort , 10n held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Middleport; his mother, Mrs. toseehowmuchspringtralnlngbecailcutoul Fuhd 6,jQ.b Gellerll H"""tal. ., the Rawlings-<:oats Funeral Sadie Music, Middleport; a RichleAIIensWiiiiOmewllatofalelllltlveaubjectilroundthe stet• Hlghwty lmRf'Ovtmont · -r ' .. , · Home . sister, Mrs. M. E. (HatUe) Dpdgers. YouaskAJCampanla tbeil'playerpenonnelman, wily c:~;:'.ry Fund m:~ Mr. Stumbo had served as a Barker, Cocoa, Fla.; a brother, Allen was trQded 8!ld be says:1 ' ' $pee. AIIHimtnllmpr. .A.J.'. J- ,N··· 1 Middleport councilman for James Edward, Charleston, W. "We were, loOkinl foo a 'lefthanded pitcher." Fl~~~~ ulp. 2Jo~:~~ ~ . approximately the past eight Va., and four grandchlldren. Th left •• ded ltche T Total lltcolpts · ' e ...n P r was OiDmy John, wbom the Dodgen General Fund t2,321 .H years. He had operated the Pr cedln h. In d th e g un ea were gotfromtheWhlteSoxlnthedealforAIIen. ' lncomoTix Fund 16.••6.29 By Helen Bouel Meigs Electrical Shop and The his father, Nathan Stwnbo and Street Conot. M A. • Walt Alston says essentlaJiy the same thing. . F.~nd. . . . 6, 113 .~ . Sewing Center. He was a a brother. "lmayhavebeen!IPOlledbytheKoufu:and"""ldale , era, but Stole Highway Imp. member of the Middleport Officiating·at the Wednesday ~~ Fund · . o!SU-4 · " Dear Helen: nuo Mr. Eddy's new boob II ctl First Baptist Church, Mid- services will be the Rev. !felt we neededpilchinR," says the Dodgen' DWJager. "To get a cemetery Fund Ayear agolhad a baby out of wedlock. The father wan led to dleport Masonic Lodge 36.'i, and Charles Simons and burial will pitcher of Tommy John's calliler, you gotta give up 10111eone like Spec. l'"•.eooment 1m pr. March 20: , , Fire EqulfF.unds Simak, Clifford D., The marry me, but I refused. Then I met Joe, and the children (I have F&AM, the Ancient Accepted be in the Riverview Cemetery. Allen." , three) and I moved In with him. Scottish Rite, Columbus, and of Masonic services will be Campanls does add, however, that Allen's habit of JlllliDR up Goner:,t;u~Jsburutrio":.~: 67 ~ BeollhSclence(F•·:'-) •,. lettlni to the Water Works Fund 1MtO.l2 ,..,., - - • ......eon I low Joe very much, but he Isn't as good to us as at first. the International Brotherhood conducted at the funeral home battinl practice and, at times, just at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday by ballpark on time, mlgllt also have ccinlributed to his........ . ~~ on. Straot Conot. M & R a Loll Cotitlllenl. He's always yelling at the girls and everything has to be perfect. of Electrical Workers. ~.,.u.,. Fund 5.229.16 • ••-'• ,,.,_. F N He is survived by his wife, Yet he won't give me the security of marriage. He's separated Middleport Lodge 363. Friends Anytime Allen needs a character witneaa though, he has one In State Highway Improvement ua;ou, """""' ·• oplllll Elizbeth Hindy Stumbo; three may call at the funeral home Duke Sims, the Dodgers' catcher who has never been bashful s:.~~~•sonment tmpr:- 273.15 ~~~~::.:: w;:~ frmr his Wife, but not divorced, Bnd isn'tplannlng to be. daughters , Mrs . Richard any time after 10 a.m. ' about saying what he thlnka. _ Fundo 379 16 • • Alter aU this time, the other man still wants to marry me. Tuesday. A FrleDd Rememben Flro Equip. 2,014:51 . Mortcaled Heart. , can hlm nm. He makes good money, will buy Us a home, loves Sims c•ot to know Allen ""'n'~·"·· ·:......n both -"-~ In the Ganerot latucoFund Doc.Jl, 1971 Peter, Into Your my two other girls as much as his own daughter, and is very kind. ;-:-;;;;;:;;-=;::-:==== ~ ...........,. ,.,., 6,706.-47 T DeVries, . ,__ WIN AT BRIDGE 1 I'll Eastern League 10 years Th .,._,_ o.r.."'2 tch WaterWorks Fund 9,152.19 en ~ ...... I respect Tim, but don't love him.Jlove Joe but am beginning not ag~. e ca er strttt const. M'R Gordlmer, Nadine, to respect him. Is it wile to marry just for the sake of your makesltplalnhelikestheDodgera,·~tato.ltaywlththem,and Fund 2.351.55 UviRIStone'l Compaulcin hasnodeslretofananysparks.ButbeallollkeaRichleAIJen. , Steto tllghwoy Imp. , a, chiJdren and security? - S.K.W. · Fund 1,222.15 St«<ea. ,' DearS.: divided ... "lwouldn'tcallmyaelfacloee,peraonalfriendof his, but! find Sp~;,~"'"ment lmpr. 521:0 2 Qoudge, Eliubeth,,Tbi Loet &tch a marriage might be wise -for you and the children Jim : " Most of them con. him to be a wann, likeable man," sayi Sima. "Yes, I mila him. Fire Equip. · 3,312.31 Angel. , NORTH 27 but It wouldn't be fair to the man! sider it a mysterious pro· .There's a side to Riehle the front lillce wouldn't see and the Grand Toto! 2•.m.u KWna, Patricia, The WI .AJP ¥ 52 Get Joe oilt of your Ufe first, and you may be surprised how cesst. requAiri ng higher ~at the· writera wouldn't see. He wouldn't allow it. I dan't care what he Propert TRevenue Centennial. tAKQ 1ua11y, a11 1 re· does with his personal Uf I'm t the type wh tries ma tcs. c · · Y oxn , fast rellpect for Tim turns to love. -H. q ·e · 0 t t' . e. no o to IOYel'l1 RE & PU Property Mallng, Arthur, Loophole. ofoKQ9ti Dear Helen: · u~ s os ts m~ cl~n~en ra oon other peoples' liws. Unfortunatel)r, there are -ne NOM~<! In , Tax , 5,329.•9 llolfm•n, Ju, A Bad , ConWEST (D) EAST anOs~o~~ '"~ .~he' basis of baseball who try to. They're the old guard. They~re ~'&t-ibe ~n~~':flblo !Ciaoolfled) 951.09 ~. , My husband and I are splitting up because of our no.gOQIJ . 63 .Q 52 ¥AKJI0874 ¥Q6 neighbors. Their kids pick on ours all the time, and then the counting is common sense. tradition of 1930. Somedmea you talk to them ind you 'flnd .out · Tot'&~:.~~perly Tun Whitehead, , Ruth, · The 17 51 t 97 +1084 32 You can't always get a per· their attitudes are 1930, but the world doean'Uunctlan today lllle Tot•l O!lior Locel 6.2 · Mojber Tree. mother blames ours for alartinl something. The father drinks ,fo4 2 ,fo A8,\ feet count but you can get ltdldln1930.Ithlnk,· RichielsagoodbaDplayer.He'sauolfeJI!Ive . 51!~tovltd Locally 1,723." Wlbberley, Leonard ' P., you should see the beer cans in their garbage! II apples from our SOUTH some idea of enemy distribu· ballplayer, that s all be Is. Offense 11 the only thing he con. ,S,hortd Tax" . Meeting irllh a Great Beast. , tree drop ln,their yard, they won't give them back. They're even .KI094 lion and can use that in your Locol Co F 1 worse than tbe laet neighbors we had before we moved. ¥9 ~ play." centrates on. His attitude Is he never saw a 'golden Glove'r' get sates T;:rnmon und, 972 72 • J6 5 I tried to talk to the woman but ahe got foul-mouthed, and r Jim : ''Today's hand is a $100,000." lntergovornmentol Aid, Grants ofoJ107 3 . All ha ·~•~ · & Contrecto SERVICE PLANNED f t Rich 1 S ended up In court on a dlsturbing.the.iJeaca charge. per ec examp e. outh is in re en ssome~~..,therebuthecouldbewrong. Fire contracts 1.000.il0 ilaclne Nortli-So uth vu lnera ble four spades after a three- Next time Duke Sima aeea him he should ask him what about C~raoo tor Public OttJplar IM, Qrder ol Through all this my husband won't do a thing. I think he's a West North East South heart opening bid by West. k ' Sorvtcol the l!:utern star, 1iiiJ bold coward, not taking up for his wife and chlldren , If he won't fllht Broo s. Robinson? Waterworks end Supply , memorial lervlct for llr. 3 ¥ Dble Pa>S 3 o(o West cashes the ace and 16.~6.29 "'·-- u , t to protect us, he can get out. That's how it stands. Could I sue the Pass 4 • Pass Pass king of hearts, and shifts to · · Cemetery . 51f oo """""""' nvl'!!o, a 7:30 p, m. Pass · neighbors for breaking up a famlly? - FURIOUS WIFE OF A the four of clubs. East takes '-'·-~· Totti Public Servlco · lonlgbt at the ....,,.. Fawul Opening lead- ¥ K .::JUt . Chii'OII 16,965.29 a-,.. .;;.;;;::: COWARD • ·- , . the ace and r. e turns the suit. · · • ·· , " · u ~ . -« • • l'lnH,.. coots ' , , · '~·,· The '!-"'fi r< ~· . Dear Wife: • B 0 ld & South breathes' a sigh 'of re· . -NHLStandlngs . . ,. '·FintiNBISt•ndlnp -, ~or. l~!~::,s, Rtctlpto 206.30 ~U,~iiijlt u\~ijon ... No lll(lt'1l than you can sue youi'husband for divorce on y swa James Jacoby lief when West follows. Now BvUnltedPrtsslnternatloiUII ByUnllldf'Hu',Jntwnetlonol ,Proper YTaxto of olftlien ~ il)emlien ~ grounds that be Is a coward. Oswald : " Many bridge it is up to him to go after East Eosterneonhnnct RE & PU Property uied that tbty be at tha 5 32 9 Perhaps if you'd get that chip off your shoulder you'd learn players either avoid count· the spade suit." . W. L. T. Pts Atlantic Dlvls!on tnT:nxglbto (Ctosolfledi ' ,. ~ home at 7 p. m. to Oswald : " A quick coun! •·Boston 53 10 11 117 , W. L•. Pet. GB Tox 95109 ~for the aervl - from him - that there are better ways to settle differences in& a hand entirely Ot' make 1o0 real effort to figure out indicates that West held New York ~ IS 12 108 Boston 56 26 .6e3 ... Tcltol Ptoperty Tuos · ca. than by battle. - H. how the enemy cards are seven hearts. He has also r'ntrral 44 16 IS 103 Newp York ~ 34 .585 8 · !Groso) 6.2& 7.51 shown up with two clubs . oron o 31 30 14 76 · hlladelphla , 30 52 .366 26 Ot~or Locellv-Levled Detroll 32 34 9 73 Buffalo 22 60 .268 34 Taxn That leaves only four other Buffalo IS 42 19 49 Central Dlvlslan County Motor Vthlcle ATI'END 8IIOW cards . They could all be Vancouver 19 ~ 7 45 w L Pd GB Tax 1,723.7-4 Mr. and Mrl. ! ' n. . . . FWMr spades, but the chances are West 'Bartl more :ia ~.. . .ics3 . To,t:~~thor ,Loco! 1 723 14 and Mr. and Mn. D. A. ' • he holds just one or two. It W. L. T. Pts Baltlmoro 31 44 .6-13 , Stolt·Lovltd Loctllv behooves South to play East • -Chicago 44 17 14 102 CinclniUitl 30 52 .366 8 Shored Tax11 Canaday, Pomeroy, spent for the queen. He plays dum. Mlnnes9ta 36 28 11 83 Cleveland 23 59 .210 15 Local Government Fund, . f St. Louis.. '17 37 1t 65 WHittn Conlerenco Se ..o Tox 972.72 Saturday In Charleston, w. BY JACK O'BRIAN 2S 37 12 62 Mldnst Dlvlilon Est~lo ond lnherttonce Va., where they attended the sprig Is the proud mom) welcomed an eight-lb. my s. ace o tru'!lps; leads Philadelphia the ]ack; lets 1! nde; makes · Pittsburgh 2 w L Pd GB Tax 1,267.23 4 38 13 61 Spclria Sho!r. ' son, Jack Gwynne Harris. The Gwynne's from his contract. " California 21 36 18 60 Mllwoukoe 63 1; 168 ~grrottlllconsn 1•9.77 THE MARRIAGE IS grandjlop All, the Jack from a song Jonesy's Jim : "He could have been Los Angeles 11 49 B 44 Chicogo · . 57 25 ·695 6 ~or Vehicle Llcenot ON THE ROCKS mother, Ruth Gordon, sang to him when he first wrong but his partial count •·CIIncheddlvlslontltle Phoonlx o49 33 :591 11~ Fir~qutp. ~:~~:~ NEW YORK (KFS)-steve McQueen's ex- learned English. He •s spent a few years in . gave him the right percent· . Sunday'o Rosults Detroit 26 56 .317 'J1 tntorgovernmentol Aid, Gronts LEARN OF DEA'nl age play... Chicago 4 St. Louts o Ptclflc Division & Contracts Word has bean rtctlved ben Wife Nelle's bounced up wtth Rock Hudson ... France as an Infant. Minnesota s New York 0 w. L Pd. GB Fire Controcto 1,000.00 (N!WSPAPIR ENI!RPmE ASSN.J Philadelphia • Voncouver 1 LosAnaeles 69 ,3 .8-4 1 ... Total lnteruovornmentol , . L ol the recent death of HQWird M~ used to gel hla silly kicks years ago Chlcest zoo In town: "21," where two tame 1,000.oo Holmea, Smith Fei'I'J, Pa.ln 1D Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 2 Golden St. 51 ~~ .6:l2 11 01~~~ llovonue to8llng tiny exploalve fireworks from high ocelots were parked In an anteroom whUe their Boston S Monlreol 4 Seattle 47 35 .573 22 Savings Acct. 123.57 automobile . accident. Mr. 'Windon at the St. Moritz Hotel at sldewalkers· mlslress lunched ... ActoHich : Laugh-In's Dick (Clnlygomesschecluied) HOuston 3-4 41 .415 35 ~ental Income 255.00 a brother ot .Mra. Monday's Games Portland 11 64 .220 51 Total Oilier they liked him to leave ... Bill Bixby of TV, no~ Martin bought a Stutz for $35,0110. Mink carpets The bidding has been: (No games scheduled) i!ondlr'..ttnults Revenue 371.57 Mabel Slnborn and villted In In a nearby New Jersey troupe of "Come Blow 'n' everything. . Wc,l North Easl South Golden St. 116 Phlla 115 SOU ACE TOTALS Middleport freQuently. Your Horn," has been fingered by the house Most notorious hollil along Bdwy ., the Alvin 1~ Allonta , 20 NeW York 106 suMMARY: "~~- 133 "-t Atvonuo dlcka.at the Essex House on Central Park South (as weforecastmonthsago), Is closed and being Pass I ¥ Pass 2 • "'j'j' ~ ro If 120 · Property Texeo 6 217 51 Pass 4¥ Pass 4N.T. CBalmore119Buffalol01 satnTox •912 ·72 as the lad gettinl hill jollies flying tiny toy torn down. The Shuberts theatrical finn got Pass 5 • Pass ? "T~-lnclhnalll35 Clevelond 122 Stole - Ltv led Loco tty · TIM SIRILitl planes <tf hill32nd floor penthouse terrace into weary of the sickly notoriety of this shabby 52nd I~ Houston 131 Portland 109 Shlrtd TIXII 6,713.16 You, South, hold : DIVOTID TO TNI Los AngeiH t24 Seollle 98 Intergovernmental Aid, Grants Central Park. Buys 'em at F .A.O. Schwartz, the & Bdwy. fixture and contributed to the Main INTIIIITOI' •AK654 ¥A2 +J ,foAK654 (Clnlv,t•:,:uchedultd) . &Contracts 1,000.00 MIIGI·MASON AliA hotel's shamuses tell us. No one's been hurt. Stem's ecology by ripping It doWn. Nothing What do you do now? y's Oamtl ~~~~~~·to~~;s~ments 3.U,77 CHISTIII L. TAIINIHILL, Yet. planned to be buUt there; it •n become a parking l•oc.l•. A- Bid live no-trump to ask ·(NogainH kheduled) ctOffellurn 206.30 ROll IT HOIPLtcit, Tenn. Wms. isn't the only writer in his lot ... Some 900 N. Y. liquor licenses weren't lor kings. City ldlltr PHILADELPHIA (UPI) , ABA Standfngs Glrba~~ Coli. ~:n~ 3 family. His brother Dakin said at L'Aiglon that Pu.llohod dolly IXCIPI renewed. The state liquor board will get ~id of a TODAY'S QUESTION Jack Rarnsay, the only pro ByUnlttdl'rnlln18t'IUIIIonat HI·W•r. 'm:52 Saturfty by Tho Olllo Volloy their 88-year~ld mother Edwina writes Dakin's few more when It ups lis license fee another You do bid five no-trump and basketball coach with a PhD East lnherl once Tax 1.267.23 • ·• W L Pet GB W1terworka ,,,~ . 29 PubliShing Compony, ,111 campaign speeches. Dakin's Impossible dream Covrl St., Pomeroy, Ohlcl, $500. your partner bids six diamonds abruptly ended a lfaduate X· Kentucky U 16 eo5 Grand Total Munlclpol 157.,, luotnuo Office Pflont to show one kmg. Whal do you C In fruatr ti VIrginia · ... Rocolpls 31,253." - to unseat Ill. Sen. -"Chuck" Percy...Gals at Consuela Vanderbilt called from her Fla.'. do now? 44 31 .537 22 "2·2156, Edllortot Ph011o "2· ourse a on Sunday . Totol Rt<olpts 2157. the Nat'l Women's Repub. Oub here crocheted mansion to ask how recently-long.hospitallzed and resl••ed as coach of the New York 43 ~ .518 23' 1 2 Propertv Texeo 6.217.5l 35 7 Answer Tomorrow "'' Florldlons • .427 31 Soln Tax , , StCOIId Cllll pollogo paid II 72 72 Pomeroy, , a big elephant as a gift to Pat Nixon at the club's rsdlo veteran Ed Fitzgerald was coming along. Ohio. t Philadelphia 76ers. Carolina 34 o49 .410 32YI stalt - Levied Locally Nottonll advertising 51st anniversary bash. Pat got it okay- after it Wife Pegeen sald okay except Lord Edward's Ramsay, 46, made his sur- Pittsburgh 25 57 .305 41 Shared Tun 6,113.16 roprtuntotlva lottlntflt. PATIENT VISITED rise announcement after Well tnteraGvormental Aid, Grants was fiuorOIICoped by the Feds to see if anyone appetite was terrible. Consy then urged Pegeen P 1,000 oo Golltther,_Inc .. 12 last •:Jftd W L Pet OB . & Contracts Mrs. Welby Whaley and Mr. St., Ntw York City, Now York bed dropped anything Into It besides a BUtch watching hla 76ers drop their •·Utah • · ·. • .•. ' Special Assnomonts 344:77 to have Ed follow ''our famlly's household 59 23 .720 Su•ocrtptlon ratts: Dt: ,...... Fln•s, Coats & and Mrs. Karl Grueser were in Flip Wlilon lUIS a flask around at all times. 1i; remedy" in such an emergency: "Get a case or ""'' game of the season 116- Indiana ol6 36 ;561 13 Fortollurn 206 30 llv""' by · corrtor whtro Parkersburg Thursday to visit 115, to the Golden s'tate " O.Denllas que.tlonable contents- soup ... The Cleopatra -41 42 .-494 18112 Cia . Tu 1'9.77 1¥1111.10 50 C...ll por WHk • two of champagne. Half pints. Buy a few pounds ver 3~ o49 .~10 25'" Garbage Coli . • 56•7· .. ly Motor 1101111 Whtrt carrier Bob Grueser, a surgical patient Warriors. restaurant on upper Bdwy. is owned by of white grapes. Chill them both, peel a dozen at St. Joseph Hospital. ,.,..mPhls 26 . 56 .317 33" HI-Wty ··4s.:52 · Mrvtco not avolltblo: Ont S1.75. ly 01111 In .Ohio The loss gave Phtladelphla a •·Cllncheddlvlslonlltlt Fire Equip, 2,803 52 mon111 EgYptian Mohammed AtUah. The menu bears grapes and serve them every hour with the nd W. va .• One YHr 11-4.00, 30-52 season record and third Sundly's R"•lts tnhtrllanco Tox 1,267:23 the legend, ''All Our Meat Is Kosher." 11 monlhs $7.25. T~r 11 champagne. Always worked for my family." THISTLEDOWN RESULTS ' ., h , Indiana 98 Dallas II ' Woterw,orki ~' 16,4>44.29 months ••.50. Subocrtr,flon I NBC must agree With folks who suspect the n t e , Natldnaj Denver 101 New York , 1 , D Mil ICII'AL Indeed. The VanderbUt family. CLEVELAND (UP!) - pace prlco lncludn Sunday T mh. 1 Sentinel. · . ~:-'J. 'C:l:-~':: ~show should be R~ated: you have to be Here's an anecdote about a lady bearing a Poggi's Honor, a 52-1 shot, won Basketball Assoclatlon' l Pittsburgh 131 Vlrgln,al3o Atlantic Division. The 52 Kentucky 105 FlorldlMs 10. Sec~,lty o! Persons ' over 18 to get in ... Rock! Aoko, whq owns the name only slightly, less weD known than Van- ·the first division of the $7,500 County );udltor's & Trt~l , ,,,. .eats slare atl~lub recGfll· j COniCy--:=':~:;n ~ Pr P;'Jlsonot sorvtcu Be!"JJIna restaurant chain, was the Bdwy. derbilt: Said arl.StocraUc lady sat on her beach cardinal Stakes for Ohloi.foaled d~'The ...f.HI ~~ 92 ~ o~ here was no (Nogamn achtdUI~) . ..oud ~•w !lllltl l'ho dasjted in financlally where fools fear in a teddibly social section of Fla., and a seal 3-~ear~lds Saturday at Wilrkmon's comp. · ni45 d c1 to ' · .Ill "l .I .! Enforcement •eo.oo Totots · AH( Sta• i General Government 10 ~d.- Invested in a brace of blintzes this (sea lion) flopped out of the IUif waddled Thistledown Raceway. Rlsquer con U Ve ,m, conllilulng as 380 ·37 ,,..: Grand Totllo 1 37 the c~ach, Rams~y said. ByUnlttdl'rnll"""'•ttonal ~~~~C::::~~f~. ' 150.00 11 iOII'("Fun City" and "The Incomparable toward the weD-named woman who itmorously w~s second and Inside's Love IASIC UTILITY "This team did not~~ my E111 I Leglltatlvo ~::l: SCHIDULIJ Mal") 7 has been bombarded by producers got up and walked to her villa, seal follolving . third. Water Pund philosophy, which Is iO play as Boston . , ,W. T. Pts Civil Service Com. uo.oo anxlowt lo~ him to hand over his saki-gotten Oncrtpllon : Passing the swimming pool, the sea lion happily STARTS TUESDAY hard as )IOIIsible" Nova •-olio ,c39. 14 92 Adv . o . •s.oo lolance•Jan. 1, 1971 .. u 9u 2 • "" 39 20 . t3 91 , thor Oparotlcln lllinl thinking he's a soft touch; but his very big R dove In as if accustomed to such tamed AKRON ( UPJ) - The Ramsay is leavitig tctlpts-From Service a learn ~prlngfleld 30 29 1~ 7• & Malnltlanea ' - have made him stage-shy, if no less splashing. $125,0110 Firestone Tournament dubbed basketball's "12 II1IJ'Y Providence .. --·· ' • I~.NS 55 26 35 11 63 S"urtty Of Porsoni Hyd , Rental .SI,·Ltg: .. ' .. Th . · L Rochester 26 37 B 60 & Property . 72.60 llamboyant In other areas. , Lady phoned , the cops who came, tn. of Champions starts here men. 8lllc Utility Servlc11 e sea10n was mar.ed Wost .tJc, 1.115.H If (moat of ua say ''when") Gene Hacltman vestlgated, said another woman In Miami Tuesday with Don Johnson of with lntr&iiC)uad tensions and -C Tapo, Pormtts e. w. L. T. Pis w;~".,'p~orko & 14,ft0.21 onnectt011s 125 •00 00111 the Olear for "The French Connection " Beach had reported her,pet sea lion gone. Phone Akron, the 1970 titlist, favored dlviflons. Baltimore 33 28 11. n Workmono Comp. 250.U Calh lat. Dtbt Hershey' 31 28 12 7~ T4tato · the big celebntlon here will be at No~n 14,ft0.21 Rntrve calls got the gals together and the real seal to take the richest of all Ramsa y, Wh0 coached the Cincinnati ' 1.073.29, 28 ·~7 16 73 Trtnsportatlcln Totatllocolpts M~n·• Copa~ Restaurant, where some of owner suggested, "Go caU out 'Tinker Bell'· ln bowling IQutnaments. · 76ers for four years, compiled Cleveland 30 34 10 70 SlrHt Mtlntononco 1. 16.«4.29 the big 111111111 ftlin was shot ... Prince. Mario hishearing.He'llreactifit'smypet."Ladydld, Members of the ·Bowling a 174-154 record, two -~ Richmond 21 33 12 68 ••r,•tr 5,229.16 Ex,;.,..nureo: - Oporollon ~ ""''"'"' Ttdew t Tote s 5229.16 lbwroH'1 ei, Dolores, wed Swiss banker Peter sea lion !rupted In delight,. applauding his Writers Association of place finishes and one fourth a er 2l 42 ·9 51 Copttol Improvements Matntononco 1••tito.2J SWK11y'1 Gimes Gtner~l Govtrnment ' Btllnc•, Dtc. 31, flippers. Such reported, owner and husband , America picked Johnson, PIa C8 In a larger division. ThiB , Cleveland llollhanl; but Prlncey hasn't let any regrets 3 Richmond 3 Comotory Prop. 6,000.00 1' 71 '152 .10 drove across to pick up the tamed Eumetopias currenUy third In the official was the first season In their Cincinnati 3 Novt Scotto 1 lfOW' under hisld: he's been Inseparable for a Totals 6,000.00 MIMOIIANDA DATA ASMSitd Voluttlon, history the 76ers have falled to' Baltimore 6 TideWater 4 Toll! Dlsburoomo•ts ye.- with Beronesa Lorna Wangen. jubata (call. us p'fessor): They all got along fine, PBA money standings with , Providence 5 Hershey 5 Security of Persons ' 1971 7~ ·- I a nd ronder. Now for the 0 . Hank ending: $27,698 earned as the result of make the playoffs. Mary Martin's hospital Yislt to NBC'! elder Tax Levy ·seas Rochester 5 Springfield 3 w:::~':~l comp. Inside 10 Mill , 224 ·•5 the owner's husband got a divorce and married two victories in January, over Ramsay said he would be lbowbll atateaman John F. Royal at Dr. Rusk's Monday's Games Toto to Llmllttl011 1 mllltn Corp leave the (Nogam~schedutod) Grond Totot 1 4.~.·!~1 the also just·split rescuer. The cupid jub~la Nelson Burton Jr. of St. Louis, willing to dlnlc (he had a stroke) was so therapeutic, Mr. Aactna Ohlcl Ftb. 21, lt72 .Trantportttlon "" • who ":On two tourneys this Dh 'l d 1 h I hereby certify iht torttolng Poyalwenthomenextdav. He's 85 ... The Joo~s W<~sn ., invited to the reception ... Incredible? • I a e P ia area to take The giant squid is the SJraot Mtlntenonco & to bo corroct. month and was rulinerup in lflrrtles (Heidi Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynn• V.\ another coac~ing job, but Iar.l(est. mollu•k that e~er To~:r.•tr ' 5,229.16 Mat C'tllncl 011r SIJ)Pndirt.namcd infnrmcr \\·ould n' l li(' . an other O'lf'. 5 Ctork·TrNourer , added he had no rlrrit offers. J il'ocl. · Gonoral Government •22'· 16 D•. 1• -- lllllttt Ftbruory 28. 1972 -•u __.._ J ' and !lilly ca~, the third· round co-leader with Nicklaus, faded to a four~ver par 76 and a Ue for eighth at 283. Nlcklaua, who had a one-ove~ par 73 after a disastrous double bogey on the par 3 eighth hole, earned $11,575 for hla second place tie to become the first 10lfer In history to surpass .lOO,OOOin winnln~&prior to the Masters. Nicklaus now has won $108,295 thill year. Player, winning his 14th U.S. tournament, made three birdies -alhklng a !Moot putt on No. 2, a J:wo.looter after a fine seven iron shot on No. 8 and a six.footer on No. 11. Going Into the 58t).yard 11th hole, Player was tied for the lead With Nicklaus, Eichelberger and Ziobro. Player's position looked grim on lhla chilly, windy day when his second shot caught a liand !tap, but he blasted out to Within six feet and took the lead per• manently . .. . SATURDAY, APRIL 1st 11 ationwide Up tight over big bills ? i$ the a11$Wer .... = 4:30. LA Sets New NBA Win Mark By United Preae llllernatlooal Tbe Los Angeles Lakers have done almost all that a team can do during a sason. Now they seek the one lhtng that has eluded them since their move to the West Coast 12 years ago -a . National Basketball Association title. The Lakers completed )IOIIslbly the finest regular season In NBA history Sunday night with a 124-el rout of the Seattle &tperSoolcs. The victory was the 69111 of the season for Los Angeles, a league record, and also left the Lakers with the highest winning, percentage · ( .841) In NBA annals. The Lakers also establlahed the fonowlng records en route to the Pacific Division tllle: -Longest winning streak (33 laJDel) . -First team to go two months without a !01111. -'-Most home victories ~ I two free throws by Jim Barnett In the last 31 8ecoilds pve the Warriors their victory .- over Phlladphla. Ramsay announced. ~Is resignation following the game, saying "It's for the betterment of the team and myself that I make this change at this time. The situation here was not conducive to niy continuing as the coach. The learn did not reflect my philolopby, which Is to play as hard aa poaalble for as long as pouible." . 1 Golden state, second ln the Pacific Division, wlll meet Milwaukee In the playoffs. Philadelphla finished at 3!h'i2 and mlaaed the playoffs for the first time In four years. Jolin HavUcek's 'l1 points carried the Celtics past Detroit. Jo Jo White added 23 . for poston_.. the Atlantic Divilllon wlmer, which will take on AU&nta In the playof!s. OffiOANS HONORED NEW YORK (UP!) Parade Magazine has selected Chuck WIJIIams 'of Columbus for the lint All·Amerlcan Jngb School basketball learn. Dave O'ConneD of ctnclnnaU was named to the third squad. Cincy Squads , . . _ Sta•to Sta rtll/ SUP·R· Win 2 COCOA, Fla. (UPI) _ The Cincinnati Retia lake on the Houston Aatros 1n exhibitiOn baseball play today after gaining three weekend wins. In split squad action SUnday, the Reda B team beat the Pitts· burgh flutes 5-4 al Bradenton, Fla., whlle the other squad downed the st. Louis Cardinals 5-3 at Tampa. . , On Saturday the Reds beat the Kansas City Royals 11-2 at Fort Meyers. Hal McRae homered In the . sixth and then broke a 4-l tie with a single In the ninth for the win over Plltsburlh. Meanwhlle, at Tampa, the Reds spotted the Cards a 3-G· ·, lead in the first Inning, but 1 came beck to tie the score in the sixth and won the game Watch For Grand Opening (36). with a two-nm rally In the sev- Most road victories (31). enth. Johmy Jlencb singled Widest margln of victory (63 home the two deciding runs. points) . On Saturday Don Gullett - Most games scoring 100 or turned In seven SU)l!!rb Innings more points (81). of two-hit pitching In the wilt - Most players with 1,0110 or over Kansas City. Gtillett did All types of musical instruments, more rebounds (WUt Ownnot allow a runner' past first stereo tapes, records, sheet music. berlaln and Happy Hairston). base In beoominl the first The Lakers, who rode Gall Cincinnati hurler to go more {Fino I Round) Goodrich'S .24 polnta to their UCLA Bl Florida St. 76 (tllle) than six Innings this sprlng.,ile ~~~~PN~~~~~~~~PN~~~~ctory over ~Uie &mUy N.C. ·los L'vllle 91 (consttn) issued no walks. night, op_en the Western semifinal playoffs Tuesday night at Los Angeles agalnat the Chica· go Bulla, the Midwest D!villon r'unnersup. In other action on the final day of action In the NBA; Golden Slate edged Phlladel: phla, 116-115, prompting the ' 535.00 Down resignation of 76ere' Coach 18-30 lb. 1111ance On J,ck Ramaay; Boston bombed lb. Convenient Detroit, 133-120; Atlanta Terms. · stopped N.ew York, 120-106; AVAILABLE : Wed, Thurs., Fri., March29, 30, 31 Baltimore whipped Buffalo, . OPEN: 1:30 TIH :30 119-101; Cincinnati downed Cleveland, 135-122, and WELKER'S MAPLE LAWN Houston trounced Portland, · m -3736 131-109. . Mason, 247 MULBERRY .POMEROY Clyde Lee's field goal ond BIU & LEE~S MUSIC CENTER area phia team took. 39-'ll lead · By Quarters; • 7 29 27 41 when player of the year Bob Ridgedale 9 24 39 S9 Huggins and junior guard Van Indian Foulecj out: Brown. Henry scored two quick Total · Fouls: Ridgedale 18, Indian Volley South II. baskets. A - 13,214. ''Those four points right at the end of the third quarter kind of discouraged them," said Coach Charles Huggins, the coach of the year whose 5on, Bob, led the squad with 21 points. Second Title Team Tears of Happiness The coach, ltowever, said his East Tech had won the big son "dldn'thavea good tourna· school crown In 1958 and 1959 , ment. He didn't shoot very but unill Saturday coach John well," He could only hit 10 of 20 NATIONWIDE's new FamChavers had found the Utle elu- against Cincinnati St. Bernard il y Security Plan" - for slve during his tenure. and 9 of 21 against Indian families with small budgets "I didn't know if we'd ever Valley· can pay m o re than 3 make it," he said, tears of hap. • It w~s the second s~te timts fact am o unt , You r plness 1n his eyes. "But 1 knew champtonshlp for Huggms, fam ily could gel $34,000 . if we were going to make it, it who directed Strasburg to the would be this team that would Class A crown m 1!167. Asked to fo r a $10,000 life pl an. do it." compare the two teams, Call now. HUB gina replied: "They both were real fine Columbus Bishop Ready Coach Pat Penn had told his teams. This one handles the team It must keep Lexington baD a lltUe better but the 1!167 · ''from getting the ball Into the team was stronger off the low post," and the Knilhts held boards." Ridgedale's Rockets, which undefeated Lexington's ~ alltime scoring leader Tim Davis finished the season at ~. to just eight points, Including were paced by Ron Schorr with one field goal near the end Or 12 points. P. J. PAU L'E Y the game. PH. 992-2318 Class A In taking its 23rd consecuUve Ridgedale (41) Engle, 11-2 307 Spring Ave. yictory, Read,y pushed to a 14-5 S; Owen, 10-1 2; Brown, 4Q.Q 8; Pomeroy, Ohio fll'st quarter margin and 28-14 Schorr, 44-S 12; Halnes,01 ·21 ; The ma n From Nationv.qdr is on your Intermission lead by holding Conley , 1 0-0 2; C•aycralt, 1 0·0 2; Feller, 4 J.4 11 ; Toto Is 169·14 the Minutemen to only two field 41. ' goals, both long jumpers by Indian (591 - Huggins, 9 s.7 Terry Mong. - 23 ; Metzger, 20-0 4; Cochran, 1 H6 ; Henry, 6 2-314 ; McComb, N•tionwlde Life Jnuua nct Comp1n y Foul Trouble Home Offkt: Columbui, Ohio 6·8 10; Compton, 0 2-2 2: 2 Davis and Bob Taylor, the Totals 20 19·24 59. Bishopa' ~ alll:>hio forward wholedhisteamwith 19polnts, ran into foul trouble and sat on the bench to keep the scorlng down. The lead was· too much and although outscored in the last half, 33-31, Ready won the championship game easUy. "We didn't move .the ball," Lexington Coach John Barr said about his fourthrankcd team which finished the season at 25-1. "But give them credit, they did a heck of a job." 992-2171 Athird quarter surge turned the tide for Indian Valley South 125 E. Main Pomeroy In the Class A championship contest, as the New Phlladel· ~tttOOOOOIOD~OOIOOOOOtOOCOOOOOOIIIOO~ttOOtO Dwight MitcheD, the game's top scorer with 28 points. East Tech, however, rallied and pushed ahead to a 36-32 lead by intermission. Princeton's only other hot streak was with a minute left in the game, when the Vikings dropped in four quick baskets to cut the deflcil to 7~7 . It was too late and Princeton finished the season at 21~. Two tough bths llnct. lhl lf'lld kHp the trtad fro, "acrubblng" to til • duct~ lin wtll and provldt gttat I~ rail· 11nce. Conctvt dtslgn holdllttld 1111 on rold tor uull•nt ll•ndlh'l g •nd trtction. END ALIGNM WHEEL BALANCE MOUNTING WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 2 TIRES IN THIS AD. SALE GOOD THRU APRIL 1st POMEROY' .omo 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 Limit 3 per customer at this price. Additional 11.00 oech A tough and lively . ball made by MacGregor 49' MASON FURNITURE w. va. .• • 06-10·001 ·!; If we should sell out of this item. we will give you 1 "ralncheck" assuring future dtHvery · 11 the advertlllod price. �• Name of the ·Game is Loophole .WASHINGTON (uPl) - There were 18,648 Americans who eamed at least $100,0110durlng 1970 but who throulh tax loopholes paldtueaonltala rateolleaathan ?percent - a rate slmllar to thai paid by per10111 earnlJig $6,5011 a year, Rep. HenryS. Reuss, D-Wil., sale! today. " Reuse said hill figures were baaed on Treasury Department date wwrtng the ''minimum tu" prov~on of the 1969 tax reform law. The ~wn tax provision was designed to make IUI'e that all penons with very high Incomes paid at least some federal Income tax. reasonable 10 assume that their 'Incomes averaged more than $150,000 each, which would bring the tax percentage doWn to under 4 per cent. "This is just ·one more llluslrl\tion of the gross Inequity of our federal .tax system," Reuss sald. "Here we have thousands of wealthy Americans pUing up tlOO,OIIO a year and more from capital gains, oU depletion J]lowances, sloe~ LEULNOnCE .Today's opUons, real estate tax shelters, and other tax loopholes, and paying a tax on It of fess than 7 per cent-lhe 118Jlle percentage paid by a wag~arner making $6,5011 a year!" Reuss said the 18,648 penons he was talking about did not iliclude ·394 Americans who previous figures rewaled had gross inciJmes ln excess of $100,000 yet naldno taxes at all. IIPOIT 01' Sport Paratk By MILTON RJa1i1AN UPISplrtl Wllkr NEW YORK (9J>I) -Richie Allen wUI be II!Lilinl up with the White Sox moat wny time now. · · . He's read,y. He finally hasllnlahed hill "penonal t.t.atn."ID Clel)-water, Fla., which htippens to be tbe lrll~ J(le at one of his old cluba, not hla new one, but who's coon"~~? It's _..., ... -~- •-y, ""'i -vn• lsp't it? . · Holcomb he , 11 vice__..._. stu . .· , t. execu ve J..V_.,, of the Wbl~ Sox, nearly went bal181l8.& Sunday in Saruota. Thalli where Allen ...._.are. A ,.,_ ,_._, should be bee ' ." "' that's -'-re ,.,., the .....,te ,.,, .,_ receptionist told Holcomb • Mr. R. Allen bad, 'nii"Nd fnm • Clearwater and had left a Dtmliar to call but in wrltlng It down, thereceptlo. nlstlnad . vertently~outoneoftbe....,.ta. can you picture Holcomb? He'tried an 10 urtnbenJ as a aub, sUtute for the mlsalng d181t, whlcll gt- you 10me Idea how , . anxlaushewastogetAIIenback,butaDbewoundupwlthwu seven wrong numbers and three 1111 111111Nt11. The White Sox already ~ve ~ed Allen tJ,21,9QO: now they 1n part of the--"-'~· may .__ wuuw .................. · IJodlen AIM - - · ' ' "-· His last club, the Dodgel'll, also are Waltu. fOr IWn tci report. IICIII'TI ·AIID IXI'IIIDITUIII VIII... If IHIN Mt~ICHIItY l'tr .... ;:r ...... °~':~at~il:' 1 ' Services Set for ·Clifford Stumbo In Coloroi.Jo Indian Valley SOuth ·Claims Class A State Title ·~ Sp. . . . ,lin. p *'"' OOLUMBUS(UPi)-Twool 01110'1 tljree IAIIH'anked high lchoQIIeamlwa~ llate bulletball titles llld tbe other iquad ~the lteDIUinalll only to 1!>tle by a1111T01r margin to the tbinkaled squad that Claplured tbe clilmplonllllp. . Alter uptettlng No; I·Celi!Ja l'l.ao Friday, Cleveland East· .rech went on to defeat Clncln. ma-- ........ Us. Books to Shelf I . The Meigs ' Marauder staftersalone time or another. baaebaiJ seieon kicks off next VanMatre, Demoskey and Will Tuesday, April4, In Middleport were pl\cllera and among the agalnst the · lrollton Tigers. · club's top hitters. · ' New·Coach Don Wolfe has only Wolfe, coaching for the first two lettermen, both atarters in time In aeveral years, com1971, around , whom he Is plied a brilliant 101 wins ; building a team. agalnat38lossealnadecade,at ,Thla season, especially the Southern Local. Assistant lltst half,, will be a total Coach Roger Birch Is an ex· rebuilding joti from last year'& Southern player under Wolfe. t-4 team under Coach Ed <l9ne by ~raduaUon The only lettermen on the are Rick Van Maire, Dave Meigs squad are senior catcher Boyd, Gene Powell, Tim Roger Dixon and senior Demosky, Chip . Haggerty, shortstop Steve Dunfee, both Roger Abbott, Jed WUL, Stan good sUckers and rielders. Wilson, and Ron 'Clonch, all , On the mound the Marauders ea; &ldy nat!. Princeton 78-07 Saturday , ClaasAtiUeandbecomeOhlo's ~ seven games the final af~ and claim the Class only undefeated high llchool week of the tourilament here AAA title lor the thlnl time. learn, It was the Rebels' 3Ith <k'ew 96,055 fans to St. John's ~ 10t to tbe ..mflnals last conaecuUve victory thiS Arenil, 51111 fewer than tumed year and wu rumerup In 1967. season. up a year ago. Columblll Bishop Ready lived' Indian Valley South of An extra feature the last ,up to Ita reputatfon by easily Twlca~ County was i the day was the presentation <t . beating Le~ 59-411or the ' only team out <t more than IMlO John Flood of- Akron and J. Claaa M CroWn, while Indian atartlng the season to surylve Mason Jones ol Ross County as VaUey South defeated Morral Without a 101111. the newest members of the Ridgedale: :;9.41 to take the FIJ'IIU!n Added ·Naismith. Memorial Nallonal /)ixon, Dunfee only Marauder Veterans Frai*"•7:'::.. Helen Help .. ew. sm.ts. d:m blre!f By Ualted Preu !Dternatloaal Not since Branch, Rickey's glory days In Brooklyn 25 years ago has besebaD had a leader who could twirl a cigar with the apkmb ol Ralph Houk and make smoke rings In tbe spring res rt'e·pemants In autumn. The New York Yankees flniahid fourth In the American League East In ~9'11 and have an 8-14 record this spring. But Frank Robinson Is gone from the Baltimore Orioles, the Detroit Tlgen haven't found two atartlniPIIchers to go with Mickey Lollch and Joe Coleman and the Boston Red Sol. are putting , the pieces qether after their .winter trading jamboree. And Sunday, Mel Slottlemyre and new'ly..acqulred Sparky Lyle faced the "cni!rllmum , t7 batt.ers · lind Pro ;·)n~ifeci~Diy ~~itttJ,n'pJ\CblnS the Yankees \0 a ~ victor;: over the Kansas aty Royals. "Mel'a ready and we're read,y," IBid Hook, who has been lnslatlng an spring that Voice along Br'Way NEW ORLEANS (UP!) Gary Player came 10,000 miles to spend aeyen lonely, difficult weeki to achieve one goal win the Masters -arid today hla training prOif&m is right on lchedule. Player, the little phyt~lcal culturilt !rom South Africa, said he hit the ball better than at any time In tw, Ufe In win. nlng the $125,0110 Greater New Orleans Open Golf Tournament Sunday with a nine under par total of 279. His prize money was a Uttie under $25,0110. Now, aU he has to do is regain hill putting touch In the next two weeks and he'll arrive at Augusta In perfect condition. He sjtot a tlft~er par 69 m the final day to come three strokes off the pace and edle scrambling Jack Nicklaus and tenacious Dave Eichelberger by one stroke. Newcomers Billy Ziobro and John Lister were two strokes back at 281 '" RamsaY Quits DIIJ 52nd .Defeat ••o, • ,' . •, . J; •• •. ;~ !$ :• .~ ~ ; •i' :-:•• ' ·- ~ ' .~ I the Yankees will be division tiUe contenders. "And I expect Lyle to come ln many Urnes this season and knock off six IUYS In a row." · Lyle'• Perfect Debut Stottlem)Te, a three4lme 20game winner, yielded a single , to Paul Schaal With one out In the first Inning and three walks In seven lnniniS. One other !{ansas City batter was safe on an error but aU five baserun. ners were Wiped out In double plays or cBURht steallnl. Then Lyle, acquired from the Red Sox last week, made a perfect debut·by retiring all six batters he faced. ' The Yankees scored ·their runs off rookie Monty Montgomery In the seventh Inning on a walk to Rusty Torres, Ron Blomberg's triple and a single by Bernie Allen. ' In other camps: Jim Hunter, · nominal ace o1 the Oaltland staff In the absence of Vida mue,- allowed two runs and four hi!B In seven lnninls as the Atbletlca beat the San D!~go Padres, 8-3. Joe Rtx\1 and Sal Player Wins GNO Meet, Has Eye On '72 Masters nom... ,.. A'fter . 1, • are very' liiexpertenced. Only one pitcher, Cheater Wigal, has ever pitched In high school competition. Wigal pitched a Jiltle when a sophomore two years ago but didn't play as a · junior. The senior will probably head the Marauder mound corps. Other pitchers are seniors Ed Young and lefthander Rich Ash, who'll double as an outfielder. The junior prospect for mound duty is Blll Chaney. Behind the. plate, ptxon will be the top candidate with scrappy sophomore Mick Ash pushing the veteran Dixon. AI first base will be left·hander Robbie .'Eason, a sophomore, and at second base is senior Tom Cooke. Dunfee will be the shortstop whlle junior Lou McKinney and Chuck Faulk will battle for the third base job. In the outfield seniors Bruce Hawley, Robin Phalln, Bob Blackston, Chester Roush, Ron Smith, and Mike Taylor are chasing fly balla In practice With juniors Blll. Vaughan and Chuck Eastman and sophomore Floyd Burney. On the Meigs reserve squad that is to play a separate reserve schedule and work toward replacing varsity players are Rick Stobart, Mike Nesselroad, Steve Price, Woody Call, Jeff Hawley, Randy Faulk, Terry cadle, PhU Moon, and 24 other candldates not yet settled as to positions because of large squad total of ~2 and bad condiUon of playing field due to weather. Coach Wolfe refers to the season's projec"" outlook a& poor, but adds, "We'll try to rebuild with reserve games and replacements as the season progresses." The main strengths of the Marauders lies In three players, Dixon, Rick Ash, and Dunfee. The top weakness is lack of experience. ,The Meigs Schedule is as Bando homered for the A's, Beauchamp and Ken Singleton follows : whoanappedaseven.game San In a six-nm seventh Inning Tues., Apr. 4, Ironton at Diego winning streak ... Nolan Ufted the New York Mets to a 9- Mel~s. .· . Fn., Apr. 7, Gallipolis at ·Ryan pitched four-hit ball for 1 romp over the Los Angeles si:x innings in the California Oodgers. ' Meigs. . . Angels' 7·1 triumph over the' Reggie Smith !tit two hOillers Mon,., Apr.IO, Pomt Pleasant Cleveland Indians. The victory off Stan Bahnsen to lead the at Metgs. broke an eight-game California Red Sox to a 7~ victory over Tues., Apr. 11, Mei15 at losing streak. the Oilca10 White Sox ... Jim Athe~. . Bob BaUey hit a three-run Holt singled home Danny Fri., Apr· H, Metgs.at Logan. homer and drove In a total of · Thompson With one out In the Mon., Apr. 17, Metgs at Pt. four runs to lead the Montreal 11th Inning to give the Min· Pleasant. . Exp<~S to an 11~ victory over nesota Twins a l~wln over the Tues., April 16, Meigs at the Houston A.ltroa. Rusty~ Atlanta Braves. Jim Kaat went Jackson. Staub also homered for the ei2ht lnn(Jll(s for the Twlns ... Fri., Apr· 21, Waverly at Expos ... homers by Willie Billy WIJIIams'. three-run fifth- Meigs. Horton and Bill Freehan paced inning homer and Burt Mon., Apr. 24, Meigs at ,the Detroit Tigers to a 3-1 Hooton's strong seven lnnlniS Wshama. decision over the Philadelphia during which be allowed two Tues., Apr· 25, Meigs at Phillles as Mickey LaUch, Phll runs enabled the Chicago CUbs Wellaton. Meeler and Ron Perranoskl to beat the' Milwaukee Wed., May 3, Meigs at Kyger combined on a three.hltter. Brewers, 3-2. It was Williams' Creek. ~ Red& Win Twe third homer of the spring. Mon~.• May 8, Wahama at The ClnclnnaU Reds split Meigs . Jerry Devanon 9cored on Wed., ·May 10, Meigs at their squad IntO two leai)1S and "won a double•header," Terry Crowley's sacrifice fly In Vinton. be~ .~t,Lou!s Cardinals the 14th inning to give the Mon., May 15, Vinton at 5-3, and the Ptfts,burgh Pirates, Baltimore ' Orioles a 1-$ Melp. 5-4. Johnny Bench's tw(H'UII triumph · over the Teua .. .,, May 17, Kyger Creek seventh4nn!ng .slngl,i was the Rangers: The Orioles had tied at Meigs. , decisiVe blow against St. Louis the score at ~ In the sixth on Sectional tournament week and Hal McRae's single drove singles Hy Orlw Salmon •and of May 1~. In the winning run In the Pirate Bobby Grlch and Don Baylor's " Reserve schedule not game ... twO'rUilslngles by .Tim Infield out. cOmplete at lhla time. Games start between 4 and 1 Yankees Look Like Contenders .M....,....,., '""""' Count Defe. nse's Su•"ts . Basketball Hall rl. Fame. Clt!Veiand outscored the VJ. klniS 24-12ln the third quarter for a decisive lead as · the Scarabs used a balanced attack, led by Law· renee Bolden with 15 points. Princeton had started oot strong, jumping to a 20-16 lead at the end rl. the first quar· ter, mainly on the ll points of ' ,...,? •"*· •• . ·-Tile DIIIJilrfM•'l'l,lllddleport.Pamy, 0., M8rch 27, lt'/2 ' • lhWt-ofFwtc.r-, ., m1 l'lflfat c-•• are '~" , U. lllrtb at.a . i:as:"r.~~'li1M~~ION daalbtlr, ,a.trta lfaQ. Gil Dopdoltory ..tancn : 1•.11u2 Maidt It, .at the 'd. S.ltirsq . lo.t1U2 U-'laJ, ,._,_ •- • . Total Depository •. _ "'*'* a ... . $ tn~~r~:.'ts , 25.m.'IA Tile iDIIDt, lint tw lp, and Other lnvHif"tnts Unclucllnt Mrl. I I, W'I' I llx Savlntol 3,113.01 pouildl, w1 Tolal,l,vHimlflts .3,113.01 .. ·I~IIG 11r Mel _ _....._ Tote ITroaoury lat. 23.fU.72 l"'"'<i'*.-are •- -.. "AI It stands now," Reuss be even better to "do away Outotandlng Checkl Dec. n, Frant Uploll'lllld tha paal llld, ''the mlillrilum tax adml. with all thc:se tax loopholes 1971 !Dtductl . 1.057.92 Rreat,;,ran · elm. 0-'"ar Ia u-.· Toto! latonct, Dec. 31, ' -.. "' -• niJten just a small 'love tap' to · once and for all. Income Is 1971 , 2S.023.U Carl Gra7 at Marletla,, water Revenue Fund •-·• ,_ ., Tbe. wealthy tax avoldm. They can Income, and there is no reason lnvntmlflts u. s. TrOll. a. .. continue to use tax loopholes if why wealthy Investors, execuBonds 6,7... 7l 1-u-; II'IIIMi-p .,_...__.., __ Acc•••ts '""""'-and· ._tha "' ........ they l!lll pay a small admlsslon tives, and oU men should get Recine Homo Notional lank ~. Va., JD,IPJ fee for the privilege," more favorable treatment than SUMMARY 01' Jl'eal'ilfiDdfatber ,Ji Watt Reuss, a member of the the average wage~amer ." fUIID TUNJACTIONI , Uploll, ~ . Of r .._,.• , 1,,,, , · •a•••ce Jtw.1. 1971 ~ 1 Houae Banklng and CwTency Reuss. said his "conGanorot Fund 3.1'4.36 Sp, ·4 and Mn; R'lbll.m Committee and the Joint servaU"'" estimates showed Wator works · Fund 1,396.02 , realdl at lbl . W. V.....,...., Economic Committee, has In- that wealthy Americans taking strttt const. M ' R --· Fund 1,39U5 Coloracle - - Colo. 10104, Funeral services for Clifford (GaU) Hovatter, Middleport; troduced legislaUon that would advantage of loophole income Stott HIOhway lmprovtmlf11 Mn __;,.,_'"I Fund 1, .. 1 . .u • .,.,_ , "_,~-~ -"" In effect Increase that "admis- paid an average tax of 6.76 per Stumbo, well known Mid- Mrs · Robert ·(Marilyn) Meier, Cemetery Fund 12t.t5 to Colorado~ teiliilltla sion fee ." But he said It would cent; but he said it was more dleport resident who died Middleport, and Mrs. Neal Ftro Equip. 2.f63.32 , ..... • ' ' · llocalpls-lltvtnol the Cll'e ~ ~~!'!'"""""""' Saturday at University (D!ana ) Williams• Springfleld; oonerot Fund · 12,321.91 wh!J, her dai~mw und " •I Hospital In Colwnbus, will be 16 a son, Darryl V. Stumbo, They'renotanxlous,llketheWhlteSox,they'ni~curlous ~~!:;~:.;~:. ~": R ·~· 29 aurg,q _at Fort , 10n held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Middleport; his mother, Mrs. toseehowmuchspringtralnlngbecailcutoul Fuhd 6,jQ.b Gellerll H"""tal. ., the Rawlings-<:oats Funeral Sadie Music, Middleport; a RichleAIIensWiiiiOmewllatofalelllltlveaubjectilroundthe stet• Hlghwty lmRf'Ovtmont · -r ' .. , · Home . sister, Mrs. M. E. (HatUe) Dpdgers. YouaskAJCampanla tbeil'playerpenonnelman, wily c:~;:'.ry Fund m:~ Mr. Stumbo had served as a Barker, Cocoa, Fla.; a brother, Allen was trQded 8!ld be says:1 ' ' $pee. AIIHimtnllmpr. .A.J.'. J- ,N··· 1 Middleport councilman for James Edward, Charleston, W. "We were, loOkinl foo a 'lefthanded pitcher." Fl~~~~ ulp. 2Jo~:~~ ~ . approximately the past eight Va., and four grandchlldren. Th left •• ded ltche T Total lltcolpts · ' e ...n P r was OiDmy John, wbom the Dodgen General Fund t2,321 .H years. He had operated the Pr cedln h. In d th e g un ea were gotfromtheWhlteSoxlnthedealforAIIen. ' lncomoTix Fund 16.••6.29 By Helen Bouel Meigs Electrical Shop and The his father, Nathan Stwnbo and Street Conot. M A. • Walt Alston says essentlaJiy the same thing. . F.~nd. . . . 6, 113 .~ . Sewing Center. He was a a brother. "lmayhavebeen!IPOlledbytheKoufu:and"""ldale , era, but Stole Highway Imp. member of the Middleport Officiating·at the Wednesday ~~ Fund · . o!SU-4 · " Dear Helen: nuo Mr. Eddy's new boob II ctl First Baptist Church, Mid- services will be the Rev. !felt we neededpilchinR," says the Dodgen' DWJager. "To get a cemetery Fund Ayear agolhad a baby out of wedlock. The father wan led to dleport Masonic Lodge 36.'i, and Charles Simons and burial will pitcher of Tommy John's calliler, you gotta give up 10111eone like Spec. l'"•.eooment 1m pr. March 20: , , Fire EqulfF.unds Simak, Clifford D., The marry me, but I refused. Then I met Joe, and the children (I have F&AM, the Ancient Accepted be in the Riverview Cemetery. Allen." , three) and I moved In with him. Scottish Rite, Columbus, and of Masonic services will be Campanls does add, however, that Allen's habit of JlllliDR up Goner:,t;u~Jsburutrio":.~: 67 ~ BeollhSclence(F•·:'-) •,. lettlni to the Water Works Fund 1MtO.l2 ,..,., - - • ......eon I low Joe very much, but he Isn't as good to us as at first. the International Brotherhood conducted at the funeral home battinl practice and, at times, just at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday by ballpark on time, mlgllt also have ccinlributed to his........ . ~~ on. Straot Conot. M & R a Loll Cotitlllenl. He's always yelling at the girls and everything has to be perfect. of Electrical Workers. ~.,.u.,. Fund 5.229.16 • ••-'• ,,.,_. F N He is survived by his wife, Yet he won't give me the security of marriage. He's separated Middleport Lodge 363. Friends Anytime Allen needs a character witneaa though, he has one In State Highway Improvement ua;ou, """""' ·• oplllll Elizbeth Hindy Stumbo; three may call at the funeral home Duke Sims, the Dodgers' catcher who has never been bashful s:.~~~•sonment tmpr:- 273.15 ~~~~::.:: w;:~ frmr his Wife, but not divorced, Bnd isn'tplannlng to be. daughters , Mrs . Richard any time after 10 a.m. ' about saying what he thlnka. _ Fundo 379 16 • • Alter aU this time, the other man still wants to marry me. Tuesday. A FrleDd Rememben Flro Equip. 2,014:51 . Mortcaled Heart. , can hlm nm. He makes good money, will buy Us a home, loves Sims c•ot to know Allen ""'n'~·"·· ·:......n both -"-~ In the Ganerot latucoFund Doc.Jl, 1971 Peter, Into Your my two other girls as much as his own daughter, and is very kind. ;-:-;;;;;:;;-=;::-:==== ~ ...........,. ,.,., 6,706.-47 T DeVries, . ,__ WIN AT BRIDGE 1 I'll Eastern League 10 years Th .,._,_ o.r.."'2 tch WaterWorks Fund 9,152.19 en ~ ...... I respect Tim, but don't love him.Jlove Joe but am beginning not ag~. e ca er strttt const. M'R Gordlmer, Nadine, to respect him. Is it wile to marry just for the sake of your makesltplalnhelikestheDodgera,·~tato.ltaywlththem,and Fund 2.351.55 UviRIStone'l Compaulcin hasnodeslretofananysparks.ButbeallollkeaRichleAIJen. , Steto tllghwoy Imp. , a, chiJdren and security? - S.K.W. · Fund 1,222.15 St«<ea. ,' DearS.: divided ... "lwouldn'tcallmyaelfacloee,peraonalfriendof his, but! find Sp~;,~"'"ment lmpr. 521:0 2 Qoudge, Eliubeth,,Tbi Loet &tch a marriage might be wise -for you and the children Jim : " Most of them con. him to be a wann, likeable man," sayi Sima. "Yes, I mila him. Fire Equip. · 3,312.31 Angel. , NORTH 27 but It wouldn't be fair to the man! sider it a mysterious pro· .There's a side to Riehle the front lillce wouldn't see and the Grand Toto! 2•.m.u KWna, Patricia, The WI .AJP ¥ 52 Get Joe oilt of your Ufe first, and you may be surprised how cesst. requAiri ng higher ~at the· writera wouldn't see. He wouldn't allow it. I dan't care what he Propert TRevenue Centennial. tAKQ 1ua11y, a11 1 re· does with his personal Uf I'm t the type wh tries ma tcs. c · · Y oxn , fast rellpect for Tim turns to love. -H. q ·e · 0 t t' . e. no o to IOYel'l1 RE & PU Property Mallng, Arthur, Loophole. ofoKQ9ti Dear Helen: · u~ s os ts m~ cl~n~en ra oon other peoples' liws. Unfortunatel)r, there are -ne NOM~<! In , Tax , 5,329.•9 llolfm•n, Ju, A Bad , ConWEST (D) EAST anOs~o~~ '"~ .~he' basis of baseball who try to. They're the old guard. They~re ~'&t-ibe ~n~~':flblo !Ciaoolfled) 951.09 ~. , My husband and I are splitting up because of our no.gOQIJ . 63 .Q 52 ¥AKJI0874 ¥Q6 neighbors. Their kids pick on ours all the time, and then the counting is common sense. tradition of 1930. Somedmea you talk to them ind you 'flnd .out · Tot'&~:.~~perly Tun Whitehead, , Ruth, · The 17 51 t 97 +1084 32 You can't always get a per· their attitudes are 1930, but the world doean'Uunctlan today lllle Tot•l O!lior Locel 6.2 · Mojber Tree. mother blames ours for alartinl something. The father drinks ,fo4 2 ,fo A8,\ feet count but you can get ltdldln1930.Ithlnk,· RichielsagoodbaDplayer.He'sauolfeJI!Ive . 51!~tovltd Locally 1,723." Wlbberley, Leonard ' P., you should see the beer cans in their garbage! II apples from our SOUTH some idea of enemy distribu· ballplayer, that s all be Is. Offense 11 the only thing he con. ,S,hortd Tax" . Meeting irllh a Great Beast. , tree drop ln,their yard, they won't give them back. They're even .KI094 lion and can use that in your Locol Co F 1 worse than tbe laet neighbors we had before we moved. ¥9 ~ play." centrates on. His attitude Is he never saw a 'golden Glove'r' get sates T;:rnmon und, 972 72 • J6 5 I tried to talk to the woman but ahe got foul-mouthed, and r Jim : ''Today's hand is a $100,000." lntergovornmentol Aid, Grants ofoJ107 3 . All ha ·~•~ · & Contrecto SERVICE PLANNED f t Rich 1 S ended up In court on a dlsturbing.the.iJeaca charge. per ec examp e. outh is in re en ssome~~..,therebuthecouldbewrong. Fire contracts 1.000.il0 ilaclne Nortli-So uth vu lnera ble four spades after a three- Next time Duke Sima aeea him he should ask him what about C~raoo tor Public OttJplar IM, Qrder ol Through all this my husband won't do a thing. I think he's a West North East South heart opening bid by West. k ' Sorvtcol the l!:utern star, 1iiiJ bold coward, not taking up for his wife and chlldren , If he won't fllht Broo s. Robinson? Waterworks end Supply , memorial lervlct for llr. 3 ¥ Dble Pa>S 3 o(o West cashes the ace and 16.~6.29 "'·-- u , t to protect us, he can get out. That's how it stands. Could I sue the Pass 4 • Pass Pass king of hearts, and shifts to · · Cemetery . 51f oo """""""' nvl'!!o, a 7:30 p, m. Pass · neighbors for breaking up a famlly? - FURIOUS WIFE OF A the four of clubs. East takes '-'·-~· Totti Public Servlco · lonlgbt at the ....,,.. Fawul Opening lead- ¥ K .::JUt . Chii'OII 16,965.29 a-,.. .;;.;;;::: COWARD • ·- , . the ace and r. e turns the suit. · · • ·· , " · u ~ . -« • • l'lnH,.. coots ' , , · '~·,· The '!-"'fi r< ~· . Dear Wife: • B 0 ld & South breathes' a sigh 'of re· . -NHLStandlngs . . ,. '·FintiNBISt•ndlnp -, ~or. l~!~::,s, Rtctlpto 206.30 ~U,~iiijlt u\~ijon ... No lll(lt'1l than you can sue youi'husband for divorce on y swa James Jacoby lief when West follows. Now BvUnltedPrtsslnternatloiUII ByUnllldf'Hu',Jntwnetlonol ,Proper YTaxto of olftlien ~ il)emlien ~ grounds that be Is a coward. Oswald : " Many bridge it is up to him to go after East Eosterneonhnnct RE & PU Property uied that tbty be at tha 5 32 9 Perhaps if you'd get that chip off your shoulder you'd learn players either avoid count· the spade suit." . W. L. T. Pts Atlantic Dlvls!on tnT:nxglbto (Ctosolfledi ' ,. ~ home at 7 p. m. to Oswald : " A quick coun! •·Boston 53 10 11 117 , W. L•. Pet. GB Tox 95109 ~for the aervl - from him - that there are better ways to settle differences in& a hand entirely Ot' make 1o0 real effort to figure out indicates that West held New York ~ IS 12 108 Boston 56 26 .6e3 ... Tcltol Ptoperty Tuos · ca. than by battle. - H. how the enemy cards are seven hearts. He has also r'ntrral 44 16 IS 103 Newp York ~ 34 .585 8 · !Groso) 6.2& 7.51 shown up with two clubs . oron o 31 30 14 76 · hlladelphla , 30 52 .366 26 Ot~or Locellv-Levled Detroll 32 34 9 73 Buffalo 22 60 .268 34 Taxn That leaves only four other Buffalo IS 42 19 49 Central Dlvlslan County Motor Vthlcle ATI'END 8IIOW cards . They could all be Vancouver 19 ~ 7 45 w L Pd GB Tax 1,723.7-4 Mr. and Mrl. ! ' n. . . . FWMr spades, but the chances are West 'Bartl more :ia ~.. . .ics3 . To,t:~~thor ,Loco! 1 723 14 and Mr. and Mn. D. A. ' • he holds just one or two. It W. L. T. Pts Baltlmoro 31 44 .6-13 , Stolt·Lovltd Loctllv behooves South to play East • -Chicago 44 17 14 102 CinclniUitl 30 52 .366 8 Shored Tax11 Canaday, Pomeroy, spent for the queen. He plays dum. Mlnnes9ta 36 28 11 83 Cleveland 23 59 .210 15 Local Government Fund, . f St. Louis.. '17 37 1t 65 WHittn Conlerenco Se ..o Tox 972.72 Saturday In Charleston, w. BY JACK O'BRIAN 2S 37 12 62 Mldnst Dlvlilon Est~lo ond lnherttonce Va., where they attended the sprig Is the proud mom) welcomed an eight-lb. my s. ace o tru'!lps; leads Philadelphia the ]ack; lets 1! nde; makes · Pittsburgh 2 w L Pd GB Tax 1,267.23 4 38 13 61 Spclria Sho!r. ' son, Jack Gwynne Harris. The Gwynne's from his contract. " California 21 36 18 60 Mllwoukoe 63 1; 168 ~grrottlllconsn 1•9.77 THE MARRIAGE IS grandjlop All, the Jack from a song Jonesy's Jim : "He could have been Los Angeles 11 49 B 44 Chicogo · . 57 25 ·695 6 ~or Vehicle Llcenot ON THE ROCKS mother, Ruth Gordon, sang to him when he first wrong but his partial count •·CIIncheddlvlslontltle Phoonlx o49 33 :591 11~ Fir~qutp. ~:~~:~ NEW YORK (KFS)-steve McQueen's ex- learned English. He •s spent a few years in . gave him the right percent· . Sunday'o Rosults Detroit 26 56 .317 'J1 tntorgovernmentol Aid, Gronts LEARN OF DEA'nl age play... Chicago 4 St. Louts o Ptclflc Division & Contracts Word has bean rtctlved ben Wife Nelle's bounced up wtth Rock Hudson ... France as an Infant. Minnesota s New York 0 w. L Pd. GB Fire Controcto 1,000.00 (N!WSPAPIR ENI!RPmE ASSN.J Philadelphia • Voncouver 1 LosAnaeles 69 ,3 .8-4 1 ... Total lnteruovornmentol , . L ol the recent death of HQWird M~ used to gel hla silly kicks years ago Chlcest zoo In town: "21," where two tame 1,000.oo Holmea, Smith Fei'I'J, Pa.ln 1D Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 2 Golden St. 51 ~~ .6:l2 11 01~~~ llovonue to8llng tiny exploalve fireworks from high ocelots were parked In an anteroom whUe their Boston S Monlreol 4 Seattle 47 35 .573 22 Savings Acct. 123.57 automobile . accident. Mr. 'Windon at the St. Moritz Hotel at sldewalkers· mlslress lunched ... ActoHich : Laugh-In's Dick (Clnlygomesschecluied) HOuston 3-4 41 .415 35 ~ental Income 255.00 a brother ot .Mra. Monday's Games Portland 11 64 .220 51 Total Oilier they liked him to leave ... Bill Bixby of TV, no~ Martin bought a Stutz for $35,0110. Mink carpets The bidding has been: (No games scheduled) i!ondlr'..ttnults Revenue 371.57 Mabel Slnborn and villted In In a nearby New Jersey troupe of "Come Blow 'n' everything. . Wc,l North Easl South Golden St. 116 Phlla 115 SOU ACE TOTALS Middleport freQuently. Your Horn," has been fingered by the house Most notorious hollil along Bdwy ., the Alvin 1~ Allonta , 20 NeW York 106 suMMARY: "~~- 133 "-t Atvonuo dlcka.at the Essex House on Central Park South (as weforecastmonthsago), Is closed and being Pass I ¥ Pass 2 • "'j'j' ~ ro If 120 · Property Texeo 6 217 51 Pass 4¥ Pass 4N.T. CBalmore119Buffalol01 satnTox •912 ·72 as the lad gettinl hill jollies flying tiny toy torn down. The Shuberts theatrical finn got Pass 5 • Pass ? "T~-lnclhnalll35 Clevelond 122 Stole - Ltv led Loco tty · TIM SIRILitl planes <tf hill32nd floor penthouse terrace into weary of the sickly notoriety of this shabby 52nd I~ Houston 131 Portland 109 Shlrtd TIXII 6,713.16 You, South, hold : DIVOTID TO TNI Los AngeiH t24 Seollle 98 Intergovernmental Aid, Grants Central Park. Buys 'em at F .A.O. Schwartz, the & Bdwy. fixture and contributed to the Main INTIIIITOI' •AK654 ¥A2 +J ,foAK654 (Clnlv,t•:,:uchedultd) . &Contracts 1,000.00 MIIGI·MASON AliA hotel's shamuses tell us. No one's been hurt. Stem's ecology by ripping It doWn. Nothing What do you do now? y's Oamtl ~~~~~~·to~~;s~ments 3.U,77 CHISTIII L. TAIINIHILL, Yet. planned to be buUt there; it •n become a parking l•oc.l•. A- Bid live no-trump to ask ·(NogainH kheduled) ctOffellurn 206.30 ROll IT HOIPLtcit, Tenn. Wms. isn't the only writer in his lot ... Some 900 N. Y. liquor licenses weren't lor kings. City ldlltr PHILADELPHIA (UPI) , ABA Standfngs Glrba~~ Coli. ~:n~ 3 family. His brother Dakin said at L'Aiglon that Pu.llohod dolly IXCIPI renewed. The state liquor board will get ~id of a TODAY'S QUESTION Jack Rarnsay, the only pro ByUnlttdl'rnlln18t'IUIIIonat HI·W•r. 'm:52 Saturfty by Tho Olllo Volloy their 88-year~ld mother Edwina writes Dakin's few more when It ups lis license fee another You do bid five no-trump and basketball coach with a PhD East lnherl once Tax 1.267.23 • ·• W L Pet GB W1terworka ,,,~ . 29 PubliShing Compony, ,111 campaign speeches. Dakin's Impossible dream Covrl St., Pomeroy, Ohlcl, $500. your partner bids six diamonds abruptly ended a lfaduate X· Kentucky U 16 eo5 Grand Total Munlclpol 157.,, luotnuo Office Pflont to show one kmg. Whal do you C In fruatr ti VIrginia · ... Rocolpls 31,253." - to unseat Ill. Sen. -"Chuck" Percy...Gals at Consuela Vanderbilt called from her Fla.'. do now? 44 31 .537 22 "2·2156, Edllortot Ph011o "2· ourse a on Sunday . Totol Rt<olpts 2157. the Nat'l Women's Repub. Oub here crocheted mansion to ask how recently-long.hospitallzed and resl••ed as coach of the New York 43 ~ .518 23' 1 2 Propertv Texeo 6.217.5l 35 7 Answer Tomorrow "'' Florldlons • .427 31 Soln Tax , , StCOIId Cllll pollogo paid II 72 72 Pomeroy, , a big elephant as a gift to Pat Nixon at the club's rsdlo veteran Ed Fitzgerald was coming along. Ohio. t Philadelphia 76ers. Carolina 34 o49 .410 32YI stalt - Levied Locally Nottonll advertising 51st anniversary bash. Pat got it okay- after it Wife Pegeen sald okay except Lord Edward's Ramsay, 46, made his sur- Pittsburgh 25 57 .305 41 Shared Tun 6,113.16 roprtuntotlva lottlntflt. PATIENT VISITED rise announcement after Well tnteraGvormental Aid, Grants was fiuorOIICoped by the Feds to see if anyone appetite was terrible. Consy then urged Pegeen P 1,000 oo Golltther,_Inc .. 12 last •:Jftd W L Pet OB . & Contracts Mrs. Welby Whaley and Mr. St., Ntw York City, Now York bed dropped anything Into It besides a BUtch watching hla 76ers drop their •·Utah • · ·. • .•. ' Special Assnomonts 344:77 to have Ed follow ''our famlly's household 59 23 .720 Su•ocrtptlon ratts: Dt: ,...... Fln•s, Coats & and Mrs. Karl Grueser were in Flip Wlilon lUIS a flask around at all times. 1i; remedy" in such an emergency: "Get a case or ""'' game of the season 116- Indiana ol6 36 ;561 13 Fortollurn 206 30 llv""' by · corrtor whtro Parkersburg Thursday to visit 115, to the Golden s'tate " O.Denllas que.tlonable contents- soup ... The Cleopatra -41 42 .-494 18112 Cia . Tu 1'9.77 1¥1111.10 50 C...ll por WHk • two of champagne. Half pints. Buy a few pounds ver 3~ o49 .~10 25'" Garbage Coli . • 56•7· .. ly Motor 1101111 Whtrt carrier Bob Grueser, a surgical patient Warriors. restaurant on upper Bdwy. is owned by of white grapes. Chill them both, peel a dozen at St. Joseph Hospital. ,.,..mPhls 26 . 56 .317 33" HI-Wty ··4s.:52 · Mrvtco not avolltblo: Ont S1.75. ly 01111 In .Ohio The loss gave Phtladelphla a •·Cllncheddlvlslonlltlt Fire Equip, 2,803 52 mon111 EgYptian Mohammed AtUah. The menu bears grapes and serve them every hour with the nd W. va .• One YHr 11-4.00, 30-52 season record and third Sundly's R"•lts tnhtrllanco Tox 1,267:23 the legend, ''All Our Meat Is Kosher." 11 monlhs $7.25. T~r 11 champagne. Always worked for my family." THISTLEDOWN RESULTS ' ., h , Indiana 98 Dallas II ' Woterw,orki ~' 16,4>44.29 months ••.50. Subocrtr,flon I NBC must agree With folks who suspect the n t e , Natldnaj Denver 101 New York , 1 , D Mil ICII'AL Indeed. The VanderbUt family. CLEVELAND (UP!) - pace prlco lncludn Sunday T mh. 1 Sentinel. · . ~:-'J. 'C:l:-~':: ~show should be R~ated: you have to be Here's an anecdote about a lady bearing a Poggi's Honor, a 52-1 shot, won Basketball Assoclatlon' l Pittsburgh 131 Vlrgln,al3o Atlantic Division. The 52 Kentucky 105 FlorldlMs 10. Sec~,lty o! Persons ' over 18 to get in ... Rock! Aoko, whq owns the name only slightly, less weD known than Van- ·the first division of the $7,500 County );udltor's & Trt~l , ,,,. .eats slare atl~lub recGfll· j COniCy--:=':~:;n ~ Pr P;'Jlsonot sorvtcu Be!"JJIna restaurant chain, was the Bdwy. derbilt: Said arl.StocraUc lady sat on her beach cardinal Stakes for Ohloi.foaled d~'The ...f.HI ~~ 92 ~ o~ here was no (Nogamn achtdUI~) . ..oud ~•w !lllltl l'ho dasjted in financlally where fools fear in a teddibly social section of Fla., and a seal 3-~ear~lds Saturday at Wilrkmon's comp. · ni45 d c1 to ' · .Ill "l .I .! Enforcement •eo.oo Totots · AH( Sta• i General Government 10 ~d.- Invested in a brace of blintzes this (sea lion) flopped out of the IUif waddled Thistledown Raceway. Rlsquer con U Ve ,m, conllilulng as 380 ·37 ,,..: Grand Totllo 1 37 the c~ach, Rams~y said. ByUnlttdl'rnll"""'•ttonal ~~~~C::::~~f~. ' 150.00 11 iOII'("Fun City" and "The Incomparable toward the weD-named woman who itmorously w~s second and Inside's Love IASIC UTILITY "This team did not~~ my E111 I Leglltatlvo ~::l: SCHIDULIJ Mal") 7 has been bombarded by producers got up and walked to her villa, seal follolving . third. Water Pund philosophy, which Is iO play as Boston . , ,W. T. Pts Civil Service Com. uo.oo anxlowt lo~ him to hand over his saki-gotten Oncrtpllon : Passing the swimming pool, the sea lion happily STARTS TUESDAY hard as )IOIIsible" Nova •-olio ,c39. 14 92 Adv . o . •s.oo lolance•Jan. 1, 1971 .. u 9u 2 • "" 39 20 . t3 91 , thor Oparotlcln lllinl thinking he's a soft touch; but his very big R dove In as if accustomed to such tamed AKRON ( UPJ) - The Ramsay is leavitig tctlpts-From Service a learn ~prlngfleld 30 29 1~ 7• & Malnltlanea ' - have made him stage-shy, if no less splashing. $125,0110 Firestone Tournament dubbed basketball's "12 II1IJ'Y Providence .. --·· ' • I~.NS 55 26 35 11 63 S"urtty Of Porsoni Hyd , Rental .SI,·Ltg: .. ' .. Th . · L Rochester 26 37 B 60 & Property . 72.60 llamboyant In other areas. , Lady phoned , the cops who came, tn. of Champions starts here men. 8lllc Utility Servlc11 e sea10n was mar.ed Wost .tJc, 1.115.H If (moat of ua say ''when") Gene Hacltman vestlgated, said another woman In Miami Tuesday with Don Johnson of with lntr&iiC)uad tensions and -C Tapo, Pormtts e. w. L. T. Pis w;~".,'p~orko & 14,ft0.21 onnectt011s 125 •00 00111 the Olear for "The French Connection " Beach had reported her,pet sea lion gone. Phone Akron, the 1970 titlist, favored dlviflons. Baltimore 33 28 11. n Workmono Comp. 250.U Calh lat. Dtbt Hershey' 31 28 12 7~ T4tato · the big celebntlon here will be at No~n 14,ft0.21 Rntrve calls got the gals together and the real seal to take the richest of all Ramsa y, Wh0 coached the Cincinnati ' 1.073.29, 28 ·~7 16 73 Trtnsportatlcln Totatllocolpts M~n·• Copa~ Restaurant, where some of owner suggested, "Go caU out 'Tinker Bell'· ln bowling IQutnaments. · 76ers for four years, compiled Cleveland 30 34 10 70 SlrHt Mtlntononco 1. 16.«4.29 the big 111111111 ftlin was shot ... Prince. Mario hishearing.He'llreactifit'smypet."Ladydld, Members of the ·Bowling a 174-154 record, two -~ Richmond 21 33 12 68 ••r,•tr 5,229.16 Ex,;.,..nureo: - Oporollon ~ ""''"'"' Ttdew t Tote s 5229.16 lbwroH'1 ei, Dolores, wed Swiss banker Peter sea lion !rupted In delight,. applauding his Writers Association of place finishes and one fourth a er 2l 42 ·9 51 Copttol Improvements Matntononco 1••tito.2J SWK11y'1 Gimes Gtner~l Govtrnment ' Btllnc•, Dtc. 31, flippers. Such reported, owner and husband , America picked Johnson, PIa C8 In a larger division. ThiB , Cleveland llollhanl; but Prlncey hasn't let any regrets 3 Richmond 3 Comotory Prop. 6,000.00 1' 71 '152 .10 drove across to pick up the tamed Eumetopias currenUy third In the official was the first season In their Cincinnati 3 Novt Scotto 1 lfOW' under hisld: he's been Inseparable for a Totals 6,000.00 MIMOIIANDA DATA ASMSitd Voluttlon, history the 76ers have falled to' Baltimore 6 TideWater 4 Toll! Dlsburoomo•ts ye.- with Beronesa Lorna Wangen. jubata (call. us p'fessor): They all got along fine, PBA money standings with , Providence 5 Hershey 5 Security of Persons ' 1971 7~ ·- I a nd ronder. Now for the 0 . Hank ending: $27,698 earned as the result of make the playoffs. Mary Martin's hospital Yislt to NBC'! elder Tax Levy ·seas Rochester 5 Springfield 3 w:::~':~l comp. Inside 10 Mill , 224 ·•5 the owner's husband got a divorce and married two victories in January, over Ramsay said he would be lbowbll atateaman John F. Royal at Dr. Rusk's Monday's Games Toto to Llmllttl011 1 mllltn Corp leave the (Nogam~schedutod) Grond Totot 1 4.~.·!~1 the also just·split rescuer. The cupid jub~la Nelson Burton Jr. of St. Louis, willing to dlnlc (he had a stroke) was so therapeutic, Mr. Aactna Ohlcl Ftb. 21, lt72 .Trantportttlon "" • who ":On two tourneys this Dh 'l d 1 h I hereby certify iht torttolng Poyalwenthomenextdav. He's 85 ... The Joo~s W<~sn ., invited to the reception ... Incredible? • I a e P ia area to take The giant squid is the SJraot Mtlntenonco & to bo corroct. month and was rulinerup in lflrrtles (Heidi Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynn• V.\ another coac~ing job, but Iar.l(est. mollu•k that e~er To~:r.•tr ' 5,229.16 Mat C'tllncl 011r SIJ)Pndirt.namcd infnrmcr \\·ould n' l li(' . an other O'lf'. 5 Ctork·TrNourer , added he had no rlrrit offers. J il'ocl. · Gonoral Government •22'· 16 D•. 1• -- lllllttt Ftbruory 28. 1972 -•u __.._ J ' and !lilly ca~, the third· round co-leader with Nicklaus, faded to a four~ver par 76 and a Ue for eighth at 283. Nlcklaua, who had a one-ove~ par 73 after a disastrous double bogey on the par 3 eighth hole, earned $11,575 for hla second place tie to become the first 10lfer In history to surpass .lOO,OOOin winnln~&prior to the Masters. Nicklaus now has won $108,295 thill year. Player, winning his 14th U.S. tournament, made three birdies -alhklng a !Moot putt on No. 2, a J:wo.looter after a fine seven iron shot on No. 8 and a six.footer on No. 11. Going Into the 58t).yard 11th hole, Player was tied for the lead With Nicklaus, Eichelberger and Ziobro. Player's position looked grim on lhla chilly, windy day when his second shot caught a liand !tap, but he blasted out to Within six feet and took the lead per• manently . .. . SATURDAY, APRIL 1st 11 ationwide Up tight over big bills ? i$ the a11$Wer .... = 4:30. LA Sets New NBA Win Mark By United Preae llllernatlooal Tbe Los Angeles Lakers have done almost all that a team can do during a sason. Now they seek the one lhtng that has eluded them since their move to the West Coast 12 years ago -a . National Basketball Association title. The Lakers completed )IOIIslbly the finest regular season In NBA history Sunday night with a 124-el rout of the Seattle &tperSoolcs. The victory was the 69111 of the season for Los Angeles, a league record, and also left the Lakers with the highest winning, percentage · ( .841) In NBA annals. The Lakers also establlahed the fonowlng records en route to the Pacific Division tllle: -Longest winning streak (33 laJDel) . -First team to go two months without a !01111. -'-Most home victories ~ I two free throws by Jim Barnett In the last 31 8ecoilds pve the Warriors their victory .- over Phlladphla. Ramsay announced. ~Is resignation following the game, saying "It's for the betterment of the team and myself that I make this change at this time. The situation here was not conducive to niy continuing as the coach. The learn did not reflect my philolopby, which Is to play as hard aa poaalble for as long as pouible." . 1 Golden state, second ln the Pacific Division, wlll meet Milwaukee In the playoffs. Philadelphla finished at 3!h'i2 and mlaaed the playoffs for the first time In four years. Jolin HavUcek's 'l1 points carried the Celtics past Detroit. Jo Jo White added 23 . for poston_.. the Atlantic Divilllon wlmer, which will take on AU&nta In the playof!s. OffiOANS HONORED NEW YORK (UP!) Parade Magazine has selected Chuck WIJIIams 'of Columbus for the lint All·Amerlcan Jngb School basketball learn. Dave O'ConneD of ctnclnnaU was named to the third squad. Cincy Squads , . . _ Sta•to Sta rtll/ SUP·R· Win 2 COCOA, Fla. (UPI) _ The Cincinnati Retia lake on the Houston Aatros 1n exhibitiOn baseball play today after gaining three weekend wins. In split squad action SUnday, the Reda B team beat the Pitts· burgh flutes 5-4 al Bradenton, Fla., whlle the other squad downed the st. Louis Cardinals 5-3 at Tampa. . , On Saturday the Reds beat the Kansas City Royals 11-2 at Fort Meyers. Hal McRae homered In the . sixth and then broke a 4-l tie with a single In the ninth for the win over Plltsburlh. Meanwhlle, at Tampa, the Reds spotted the Cards a 3-G· ·, lead in the first Inning, but 1 came beck to tie the score in the sixth and won the game Watch For Grand Opening (36). with a two-nm rally In the sev- Most road victories (31). enth. Johmy Jlencb singled Widest margln of victory (63 home the two deciding runs. points) . On Saturday Don Gullett - Most games scoring 100 or turned In seven SU)l!!rb Innings more points (81). of two-hit pitching In the wilt - Most players with 1,0110 or over Kansas City. Gtillett did All types of musical instruments, more rebounds (WUt Ownnot allow a runner' past first stereo tapes, records, sheet music. berlaln and Happy Hairston). base In beoominl the first The Lakers, who rode Gall Cincinnati hurler to go more {Fino I Round) Goodrich'S .24 polnta to their UCLA Bl Florida St. 76 (tllle) than six Innings this sprlng.,ile ~~~~PN~~~~~~~~PN~~~~ctory over ~Uie &mUy N.C. ·los L'vllle 91 (consttn) issued no walks. night, op_en the Western semifinal playoffs Tuesday night at Los Angeles agalnat the Chica· go Bulla, the Midwest D!villon r'unnersup. In other action on the final day of action In the NBA; Golden Slate edged Phlladel: phla, 116-115, prompting the ' 535.00 Down resignation of 76ere' Coach 18-30 lb. 1111ance On J,ck Ramaay; Boston bombed lb. Convenient Detroit, 133-120; Atlanta Terms. · stopped N.ew York, 120-106; AVAILABLE : Wed, Thurs., Fri., March29, 30, 31 Baltimore whipped Buffalo, . OPEN: 1:30 TIH :30 119-101; Cincinnati downed Cleveland, 135-122, and WELKER'S MAPLE LAWN Houston trounced Portland, · m -3736 131-109. . Mason, 247 MULBERRY .POMEROY Clyde Lee's field goal ond BIU & LEE~S MUSIC CENTER area phia team took. 39-'ll lead · By Quarters; • 7 29 27 41 when player of the year Bob Ridgedale 9 24 39 S9 Huggins and junior guard Van Indian Foulecj out: Brown. Henry scored two quick Total · Fouls: Ridgedale 18, Indian Volley South II. baskets. A - 13,214. ''Those four points right at the end of the third quarter kind of discouraged them," said Coach Charles Huggins, the coach of the year whose 5on, Bob, led the squad with 21 points. Second Title Team Tears of Happiness The coach, ltowever, said his East Tech had won the big son "dldn'thavea good tourna· school crown In 1958 and 1959 , ment. He didn't shoot very but unill Saturday coach John well," He could only hit 10 of 20 NATIONWIDE's new FamChavers had found the Utle elu- against Cincinnati St. Bernard il y Security Plan" - for slve during his tenure. and 9 of 21 against Indian families with small budgets "I didn't know if we'd ever Valley· can pay m o re than 3 make it," he said, tears of hap. • It w~s the second s~te timts fact am o unt , You r plness 1n his eyes. "But 1 knew champtonshlp for Huggms, fam ily could gel $34,000 . if we were going to make it, it who directed Strasburg to the would be this team that would Class A crown m 1!167. Asked to fo r a $10,000 life pl an. do it." compare the two teams, Call now. HUB gina replied: "They both were real fine Columbus Bishop Ready Coach Pat Penn had told his teams. This one handles the team It must keep Lexington baD a lltUe better but the 1!167 · ''from getting the ball Into the team was stronger off the low post," and the Knilhts held boards." Ridgedale's Rockets, which undefeated Lexington's ~ alltime scoring leader Tim Davis finished the season at ~. to just eight points, Including were paced by Ron Schorr with one field goal near the end Or 12 points. P. J. PAU L'E Y the game. PH. 992-2318 Class A In taking its 23rd consecuUve Ridgedale (41) Engle, 11-2 307 Spring Ave. yictory, Read,y pushed to a 14-5 S; Owen, 10-1 2; Brown, 4Q.Q 8; Pomeroy, Ohio fll'st quarter margin and 28-14 Schorr, 44-S 12; Halnes,01 ·21 ; The ma n From Nationv.qdr is on your Intermission lead by holding Conley , 1 0-0 2; C•aycralt, 1 0·0 2; Feller, 4 J.4 11 ; Toto Is 169·14 the Minutemen to only two field 41. ' goals, both long jumpers by Indian (591 - Huggins, 9 s.7 Terry Mong. - 23 ; Metzger, 20-0 4; Cochran, 1 H6 ; Henry, 6 2-314 ; McComb, N•tionwlde Life Jnuua nct Comp1n y Foul Trouble Home Offkt: Columbui, Ohio 6·8 10; Compton, 0 2-2 2: 2 Davis and Bob Taylor, the Totals 20 19·24 59. Bishopa' ~ alll:>hio forward wholedhisteamwith 19polnts, ran into foul trouble and sat on the bench to keep the scorlng down. The lead was· too much and although outscored in the last half, 33-31, Ready won the championship game easUy. "We didn't move .the ball," Lexington Coach John Barr said about his fourthrankcd team which finished the season at 25-1. "But give them credit, they did a heck of a job." 992-2171 Athird quarter surge turned the tide for Indian Valley South 125 E. Main Pomeroy In the Class A championship contest, as the New Phlladel· ~tttOOOOOIOD~OOIOOOOOtOOCOOOOOOIIIOO~ttOOtO Dwight MitcheD, the game's top scorer with 28 points. East Tech, however, rallied and pushed ahead to a 36-32 lead by intermission. Princeton's only other hot streak was with a minute left in the game, when the Vikings dropped in four quick baskets to cut the deflcil to 7~7 . It was too late and Princeton finished the season at 21~. Two tough bths llnct. lhl lf'lld kHp the trtad fro, "acrubblng" to til • duct~ lin wtll and provldt gttat I~ rail· 11nce. Conctvt dtslgn holdllttld 1111 on rold tor uull•nt ll•ndlh'l g •nd trtction. END ALIGNM WHEEL BALANCE MOUNTING WITH PURCHASE OF ANY 2 TIRES IN THIS AD. SALE GOOD THRU APRIL 1st POMEROY' .omo 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE '349.95 Limit 3 per customer at this price. Additional 11.00 oech A tough and lively . ball made by MacGregor 49' MASON FURNITURE w. va. .• • 06-10·001 ·!; If we should sell out of this item. we will give you 1 "ralncheck" assuring future dtHvery · 11 the advertlllod price. �• ' 4-'lbe n.~~y Semlilel. u.,.., ... ...;-..1,o.,lflrdl rt,1m ~Simmons Near the conclusion of the lt'/2 Weal VIrginia Honor Band Concert, presented by the Wahama High School Concert Band befr·' e the 26th Annual West irglnla Music Educators ' Conference In Parker·sburg, Sat~rday , Thomas Reed, on behalf of the West Virginia Band Masters' Allsoclatlon, announced the aelection of Gerald Simmons as Band Director cif the year. Mr. Simmons, who is a native West Virginian, Is a graduate of Marshall University wfth an AB degree In Music. lje has been director of the WHS band for seven years. During this time, the bands have received a number of honors and distinctions, Including several "firsts." Among these are First Place Award Annual Black Walnut Festival, ~ncer; first place award 9th Annual Band A Rama, Marietta, 0 .; first place award, Bristol, Va .;Tenn. Mucis Festival; best parade ~?and, Sixth Annual Eastern Kentucky Marching Band Festival; and participation in the Virginia Beach Band Festival in 1969, when the band competed with many bands from the eastern seaboard as far east as Maine and Inland as far west as "big band" areas of Indiana and Illinois. (Continued from Page I) Mrs. Beard said her memo dealt only with an m donation to the GOP's convention in San Otego. She Insisted there was no mention of any antilrust settlement, either In the call or the memo. She said she thought all this took place In late June or early July last year. This was during the period when the Antilrust Division of the Justice Department was negotiating with m on the antilrust settlement. That settlement was an· nounced July 31. Under the consent decree, the government's suit to force m to divest the Hartford Ffre lru!urance Co. was dropped and the finn was forced instead to shed about $1 billion. In other S\lbsldiaries. It was. the largest merger and the largest divestiture ever arranged in an outof-Court settlement. Mrs. Beard was wired to an electrocardiograph during both the morning and af. ternoon sessions with the delegation, headed by Sen. · Philip A. Hsrt, D-Mich. Doctors said instruments lndicsted she suffered palpitation In the left ventricle of her heart, a signal of an impending heart attack. Suddenly she clutched her doctor's hand and lurched back on her bed. Doctlrs wheeled her rapidly out of the room. State Pen '' ' .'' ''' ••• •'' l' ' • I •' ' I \ ~ •I • •• :• •• '' ; '• •' t•' • ~ ~ . ~ j I I (Continued from Page I) • fired In the air by guards when the crowd sta!Ud to shake the back gate," Cardwell s.aid. No one was injured, and Cardwell noted, "I might s.ay when the shots were fired, they got away from there." Gov. John J. Gilligan was In California during the weekend and was not scheduled to return to the state until late Monday. Before he departed, how· ever, he told Cooper to "take whatever action is neces.s.ary to return to normal operations at the penitentiary." Cooper said late Sunday tbat the governor "is aware of the situatl~ ." During Mr . . Simmons' co-director Charles Yeago, association with tne . band, have begun expanalon of the more of Its members were music _program at WHS to seated in the All.State Bahd in Include Otoral music and stage the years 19'/0.71 than any band, in addition to the already other high school In tile state. ,well established concert, Recently, Mr. Simmona and marching and pep bands. IN:ews•• in Briefi:;J A . bbtddbbb , 0 0• , ..,., "' >. (Continued from Page 1) since August, 1969. COLUMBUS -THE NATIONWIDE MUTUAL insurance compi!Jiies todsy s.sld auto InsuranCe produced a profit for the first time in nine years and reported net income of $38:4 rniJlion for 1971, up from S24.3 million in 1970. "Becsuae personal auto Insurance was very IUiprofitable, Nationwide Mutual had a cumulativf net loss of $56 million from total insurance cwerationa in the 196f1970 period," s.ald Dean w. Jeffers, general chairman and chief executive officer. SAIGON - AMERICAN TROOP STRENGTH In South Vietnam dropped below the 100,000 mark for the first time in 61'.1 years today and military sources s.ald there would be no irouble meeting President Nixon's 69,IJOO.<t1an quota by May 1. The U. S. Command said there were 101,700 U.S. troops left in the country as of last Thursday.' With a withdrawal rate o! about 1,000 men a day the unofficial figure for today was 97,7110 men. ''There is no doubt at all that goal (69,000 by May I) will be met and we anticipate being below it by the tst of May," a military source said. Local Bowling Taxpayers Tri-County League A!arch 21, 1972 Standings Bad Guys ' Top Band Director Team Larry's Ashland Davis Warner Ins. Rawlings Dodge Pomeroy Cemenl Block Firestone Pis. 72 Underwrite M 54 36 34 28 Hoi sum High Individual Game . Jack Backner 222. Second High Ind . Game Clarence Boyles 207. High Series- A. L. Phelps, Jr. 570. Second High Series - Bill Radford 567 Team High Game - Larry's Ashland 1100. Team High Series - Larry's Ashland 2938. Beginners League A!arch 23, 1972 Standings Team Pis. Four Aces 54 Lucky Stars 40 Red Devils 38 Four Deuce• 32 High Individual Game - C. Reed 177; Helen V. 159. Second High Ind. Game Eddie V 170; Helen V. 157. Hjgh Series - c. Reed 486 ; Helen VanMeter 431. Second High Series - Eddie VanMeter 458; Belly Whillalch 405. Team High Game - Four Aces 785. Team High Series - Four Aces 2133. Kyger Creek League Tum · W. L. Day Main I. 64 32 Odd Balls 62 34 A-Shill 60 36 Timber Splitters 56 40 Rejects 4.4 52 Strugglers 36 60 C-Shlll J.4 62 B-Shill 28 68 TE!Ilm 3 Games - Odd Balls 2694;_Odd Balls 2637. TE!Ilm Game - Odd Balls 945 ; Odd Ball• 930. Ind. 3 Games - G. Shrlmplln 643; C. Ferguson 633. Ind. Game - R. Hysell 265; G. Milch 245. Tuesday Industrial League Team . W. L. Burton Sunoco 68 28 Penn Central 64 32 Coca Cola 62 J.4 Mason Ag 52 4.4 Carolina Lumber 36 60 New Haven Furn. 10 86 Team 3 Games- Coca Cola 2686 ; Burton Sunoco 25of6. Team Game - Coca Cola 921 ; Coca Cola 909. Ind. 3 Games - D. Miller 604 ; J. Young 592. Ind. Game - J. Young 223 ; H. Nelson 218. FOUND ON FLOOR The Middleport E·R unit was called at 1:02 p.m. Sunday to the home of Mrs. Lottie Roush, 119 Willtams St., where neigh· bors, not having seen Mrs. Roush, investigated and found her lying on the floor inside. A window was broken oui and the squad was called. A physician was summoned. Plush Jobs WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Willi811! Proxrnire, J).. Wis., said today that a California promoter ill collecting $10,000 a month in public funds to help stage an international air show near Washington in May. What's more, Proxrnire s.aid, other executives hired to promote the event are charging the taxpayers for $15 dinners, weekly firsto(:Jass air fare from coast to coast, luxury living and four-page reports that cost $3,000. Proxmire Identified the California man as Tommy Walker, president of Tommy Walker Enterprises in Anaheim, . and now also the entertainment director at Dts.neyland. However, Walker s.ald he broke all connection with Dts.neyland six years ago when be formed his own firm, after spending 12 years as . en· tertainment director there. Proxmire, complaining of what he termed a "gross misuse o! tax dollars," demanded that Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe privide "an explanation for all this fooll.shness." Isaac Taylor Died Sunday A resident o! New Have~~, and ·married to the former Barbara W118on of Huntingllln, . who Is a graduate In music llld also' teaches at Wabama, Mr. and Mrs. Simm0111 are the parents o! three daughters; Tina·, 10; Nancy, 9, and U.., who Is five. Mr. and Mra. Simmons llld their family attend tlje Otureh of God in New Haven and are active In church, cmununll)', and . cultural activities. Mr. Simmona aerved as Choral . Director for the Woman's Club · in a Christmas Concert in 1• and Mra. Simmons was the accompanist. Mr. Simmons II presently conducting the choir for the Community Good Friday services to be held at the Oturch of God in New Haven. A plaque, in recognition of his award Saturday, will be presented to Mr. Simmons at a later date. Archie D. Well ADOLPH .4-DAY SALE THE D'.IRY' VAll· ry 1-'llltDIIIJ...,bwJ,MU« I fl.hmwoy,O., IIIrchrt,IJ'/2. Market .Jiepwt .BOSPITAL NEWS Pastoral Couple . Given Farewell GALLII'OI.a; CillO, S.llaollq,U .... Jill Veterul Memorial HOiphal , Visiting hours, M and 7~:3Cr ur• moaror '* ..' p; m. . . , ow. v.a., u, 1 c.. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS BOOI...-17J to Ill .... ..... -Earl Schriner, · Co!umbul; . to 21.20; 310 to • • . .lui " Anna Sebo, Lexington, Ky.; D: Ll«bt 17JO eo 11.a: rill Della Parker, Albany; Clara Sows 17l0 to ...; .... 11.'11 • Davidson, Pomeroy; Wllllam Down; Boln 1ue. to IDJo: Long, Mlnenvllle; Marl~ Pip ato 14; - ... 11 to 11.10. Mtlls, Middleport; Mary Sue CATrLE . "" ....... to ·Biasell, Long BotiOOI; Michael 35.50; HeHwi 21 to lUI; Babr Harris, Middleport. • Beef 3li to 47:21; rat COiilll to SATURDAY DISCHARGES 24: canners 11 to •:•: Balla 11 -Mabel Swan, Daniel Crtsllp, to 30.30; Milk Con 110 to ... Faurlce Neece, April McGrath, VEAL CALVES - ,__ ~ U•., Valletta Shaffer, Helen Jeffers, SecQDds 4~.70 to 10; .II hD 44 Eliten, stanley Truattell, • to 48; Com. ··• Hva, ·• to 110· "--. .•>," . • W 4N'ffll Earl Schriner, Ethel Nelson, Culls .. Anna Sebo. BABY CALVES .... 21 to 70. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - . LAMBS -' Tope 30• lilcoltd. . . ' Virginia Rood, Hockingport; 25 to 26.10. ,, '' ,Ruth Hall, Vinton ; Atlanta Coole, Hen!lock Grove; Leo MAKING POINT - Congie~ Wayne L: Hays, Clark, Letart, W. Va.; Belmont County, said this area "does not have a voice in Marguerite Freeman, Washlngton."-Hayes delivered a free-wheeling lndlciment of LASS JBIJLi. . , Cheshire; James Arnold, the Republican Administration in Washington and of Cong. Rhonda ~nee Ratbl!urn, Middleport: Maxine Brumley, Clarence Miller. 2~-year-old daucbter of Mr. Middleport; Bessie Napper, Pomeroy: . and Mr,. RIChard E. Ratl!bwn, SUNDAY DISCHARGES - Oliver St.; MlcldlePctCt was · Gale Cain, Henry Hartman, admitted tO Holler · Medical John Hanunons, Ruth Hood, Center Saturday for treatment (Continued from Page I) shown him at' the dinner. Ada Stlgilano, Uzzle Hanning, of pneumonia. Her room ntimber Is Z'll. Crisp also· introduced ' Cornelia Bunch. ''The orily thing Miller has going for him Is that he has a membersof of family and . . his his campaign. perfect attendance in leaders Dignitaries attending the congress," s.ald Burnsworth including five who charged that Miller is event, Democratic coiUity chairmen "non productive" and guilty of of the district, a number of "gros.s procrastination." convention delegate can· ·, Crllp Speaks Candidate Crisp in brief dldates and other office remarks told the partisan seekers introduced themselves crowd that he knows he will following the dinner served by have a real fight on his hands in members of the DeMolay November, and expressed chapter and prepared by the appreciation for the support Order of Eastern Star. I j Hays Speaks . tenburg. Gueais were registered on a large folder which featured on the'cover a lketch of Grace Churdlllld hlllblllles of Appalachia by local artill BID Mayer. . ~ villlont were the Plattenbutp' IOII.m..laW and da'!lhter, Mr. and Mn. William Reid and dJ!ugbter, Mary Ami, of Cnclnnatl. AIIO calling during the lfllrnoon were Ool\ S!ewart, ~-In-law ctl Mra. Plaljmburg; llld his fimny, and !be Rev. and )Jn. Albert Mackenzie .ctl ~t. Peter's Oturch in Galllpolitt. Tbere wu a telephone call to the couple from Mr. and .Mra. Cbarli!l Gibbl who 1rt in F1orlda. . The' tea table . . cowred.with a pale green cloth and centered with an'" tree llld pink tapers to CII'I'Y out the 'Easter thenie..~'fancy undwlcbeallldcooldes, punch and coffee were ~ l'nlkllnc at the cctlfee aervtce and pouring the punch wert Mn. Cllapman, Mnc Bill Woodts, Mn. Carol Sluon, and Mra. Roger Dtllard. Retirement daya will afford more lime frr the Plattenburga to apend with ..their children and grandchildren. Another daughter, Mn. Stepben Wright, llld J., family relide In Cindnnatl; a-. the Rev. George Plattenburg, Uvea In Keemener, CARPET BUYS·: Mt. Moriah Oturch Will Host Services Friday StockArea . :·~=~~~Can~~· the Rev. andMra. I ~ ~ '.f.' 1nge 1• .Furn.•.,.~,. · ·., · . · · · :; '"'" ._..M..,.,.,fi••;tqJ I , !-:::::::;::::::;;;::;===: S . ' . . I tart your 5 I I Cl • I ea nIng 1 I . ,.S.HIR ifiNISHING ar~·u!.~r~i~~~~~,#~~ :~1t~~~t.f.~:'o1~~~ • l , ·• .. want Ad . .. . WITH A BARGAIN OFFER ' "t:.,'. ,, \(' ,. '· ,~1.• ... .. '• FAMILY -WANT-AD • ~ n ICASH WITH OR ...,..----DER) TO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL LOW RATE,,----~. . ~ · , ,..,.... ...,. ..- ,._.._ ~--"'- ·-~ an toodt. for 101t 0 S.llingforS7.5orunder ~·---- -- •1 ln'llliYidYOI ' · . • CORctlotieft . -.1..u-.... wf1H ,._ L ". · Mflfllt' ...-..... lAM · .E 01J .. I 1 I I • I Clt,y MAIL TO: THE D· I ' I !1~:'1 ~ •t !i § n I ~ g An Euler the~~~t was carried out In the JllogiBID when the Magnolia Chib 11181 Thursday nigbt at the home ctl Mra. Edna Reibel. Easter cu1toms and celebrations In different coun~J~e~. were noted by Mra. Irll Keltan; Mn., Margaret Ro.e read "FaBler Qlnrv" and ' ' A Mn. Reibel preaented "Take Utile Time". Other readings were "I'Dlot ctl View", by Miss Fae Reibel; "Portraits"' by Mra. Gladys Cuckler; "Tomorrow Time" by · Miss 'Efn!l Jeaae; "A Sraqger Smiles" by Mrs. Doria -- ar-. Mn. Ethel Stewll'l pralded at the meellng whleb opened • with the Lord'• Prayer In' ' w-. Mn. Ella Smllb 1ave !levotlolia an the Euler !tory .y • · ......_ fli&IJ, .- It and a prayer,·~ You God For Spring Again." The next meeting will be held at the home ctl Mn. Cuckler llld Mill Jesse will haw devotions. Games were played with priles being won by Miss Jesae, Mrs. Smith, Mra. Stewart and Mn. Cuckler. Refreshments were aerved to the eight members and Mra. Betty Reibel, a guest. · ON DEAN'S LJ8T Miss Grace Hyaell, junior In the CoUece a! Education at Ohio Unlversll)', received a 3.53 grade average during the pist quarter. 'lbe hllh point average quallfles her .to be lilted on the dean's uit. Sbe Is the daUIIhler of Mr. and Mn. Victor Hyaell. ·. PULtn y '· · "u H . .•• .• ' ........... .,....' • ........ . '• • '• • EGGS i . ~· '. • g ' . ,. " i .l n Qli'~ AI.L 0£11-, & &l~ · · , . Ill l'.lurt St. . The principles of flower 992·5292 . arranging were discussed by Mn . Robert Lewis, guest speaker at a meeting of the Bend O'.the River Garden Club at the h<me of Mra. Wilson Carpenter. Mrs. Lewis, a member of the Winding TraU Gar.den Club, slressed the importance of having good basic equipment and listed this in three categories, toola, holders and Scout-wama participation containers. Aknowledge of proper use is wasp~ during the Thursvital, said Mrs. U!wls, who also day l!lght meeting of Middleport Cub SCout Pack 246 sugges\ed a certain place for beld at the American Legion all things relating to Dower arranging. Probably the best hall. Mra. Sharon Doss introduced the unit ticket chairman, Dene Social Calendar Planned ~ONDAY . ~ AMSBARY Chapter, baak Walton League, 7 p.m. Monday at clubbouse. TUESDAY PAsT MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter OES, Tuesday evening home of Mra. Thomas YoiUig, .w. Msllr St. )tEACH OVT for life service,· . Pomeroy Mventlst Church, 7:30 ,p.m. TUesday. Topic, ''Love-How to }Jave the Genuine". . RACINE POST, American Legion Ladle• Auxiliary meeting, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at poet .home. Potluck refresh· ments: OHIO . ETA ·. Pill Chapter, Beta Sigma Pill Sorority, 8:15 p.m. 'Nesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cultural program on sculpture by Marilyn Swan and Debbie Finlaw. Beverly Long and Edwina Scott, hostesses. JOINT meeting of Drew Webster Post . 39, American Legion, and Junior Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. at post home. Mra. Richard Russell, apeaker, on home health s.ervice; junior. auxlllary serving as hosteases. MEIGS County Riding Club, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. New memberships are now being acceplec!. · JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128,7 p.m. Tuesday. Plans for district conference to be made. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Lllerary Club, Wednesday, 2 p.m. home of'Mra. Walter Waddell; Mra. Thereon · Johnson to review "Night Comes to the Cum· berlands" by Henry Csudill. Response will be a comment on the book. YO'tlNG WIVES Club, Wednesday,. home of Joan Smith, 'l'lippers Plains. 1 ::n~n:y::. E:r:n~a:c~ who also talked on operating ••• .......... NOW AVAILABLE doz. 20' most popular of holders is the needlepoint, she s.ald. · Mrs. Lewis demonstrated the ' use of wire for conlrol of stems and talked on the value of spray can tops, fiat ·pieces of wood and metal, unusual objects as valuable in flower arranging . She evaluated arrangements which had been brought by the members, and made a Japanese arrangement of tulips and greenery. During a discussion following her talk, tips on transplanting chrysanthemums and sweet peas were given. Participation on the land· scaping of the Meigs museum bQilding was discussed . It was terea with an afrangement- of noted that Mrs. Bert Grimm yellow daffodils flanked . b,y and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter had white tapers. ' Attending attended the Dispatch besides those named were Mrs. Charities. Mrs. James · Diehl Andrew .Cross, Mrs . .W. 0 . announced that Mrs. Clifford Barnitz, Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Morris will have the Green and Mrs. Lewis Shields, n Thumb · notes for The Daily guest. Sentinel in May. . . The spring regional meeting was announced for April 22 at the Logan Immanuel Tonight & Tues. Methodist Chu rch. Marcri 27-28 Registration will be from 9 to DIARYllF A 10 a. m. and several members MAD HOUSEWIFE ITechnicolor) will be attending. Richard Benjamin Members responded to roll Frank Langella call by giving spring thonghts. Carrie Snodgrass Devotions were by Mrs. "R" I LOVE MY WIFE Grimm with Mrs. Ben Philson ITechnicolor) reading the Easter Story. Mrs. Elliott Gould Grimm concluded with a Brenda Va.c caro "Prayer for Spring." Angel Tompk ins P.S. Children under 17 not The traveling prize was won i tt ed unless ac by Mrs. Diehl. Mrs. Philson adm companied by a pa rent ! from the dislrict president of will host the April 17 meeting, One Admission only : Sl.OO the society thanking everyone A pale green cover was used SHOW STARTS7 P.M. for the 100 pel. response to the on the table which was cenevaluation reports. She also talked about goals for the Athens District W.S.C.S. for 1972. M.·s. Ada Morris told the society that she had received a letter from the district \ \ ' h~·ll \fiLII nominating committee. Money was set aside to prnltl""' purchase toys for Veterans Sl'<~lll~ 1111~oh ilhl1~ Memorial Hospital for the month of April and plans were made to attend the World Day of Prayer. There were 47 sick calls reported for the month ' _.1 and cards were s.ent to sl)ut~ns . The society also decided to I'" . purchas.e a lily for the altar for Easter. MEIGS THEATRE Easter Theme Given . u ~ I t- ·n!a SuMer ~ fliil~' ... ,.,. lllf' Given on Sunda THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY ~ommunlon at Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Oturch, 6:30p.m.; at Syracuse Oturch, • p.m. REACH OUT for life service, 7:30_p.m. Thursday, Adventist Church, Pomeroy. Topic "Caught ~Y a computer, what to do wben II happena." EASTERN . ATHLE'l'!C Boosters, Thursday, 1 p.m. at IIChool to plan for basketball banquet. Parents and I~· terested residents urged to An organizational meeting of attend. the Merry Gardeners, junior garden club of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, will be beld Thursday at 4 p. m. at the h001e a! Mrs. Larry Edwards, Main St. ·Girls must be between the ages of 10 and 21 to have active .1. ~mberxhlp although those under 10 may be ass.oclate members. Anyone Interested in Delegates and alternates to joining should attend the Buckeye Girla' State were meeting. Eight meetings will selected at a meeting of the be held during the year and programs will feature plan· ling, caring for llld arranging flowen, nature tours, corsage Wednesday. Names of the glrla will be making, dried flower crafts, announced following their etc. ~embers will participate ' acceptance for Girla' State by In flower shows and work on the director. Six glrla from Some civic projects related to Meigs High School will attend garden clubs. Eleven girls under sponaorship of the units were active In the club in 1971. In PDI!leroy and Middleport. Mrs. Helen Kennedy presided at the meeting during RETURN FROM FLORIDA which time reports from Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Lorenzo Davis, Helen Miller ·and Mrs. who have returned from . a• Florence Richards, district vacation in F1ortda, visited chairmen, were read. A con' there with Mr. and Mrs. Mont tribution was made to the Bodenman at Bradenton, Mr. Meigs County Society for and Mrs. Dale Hill, Mr. and Crippled Children llld Adults. Mra. Carl BIIlkln and Mr. and The county initiation held Mrs. Harold Carnahan at Sunday waa noted and a Moore Haven; Mr. and Mrs. sympathy card was sent to the Max Ward at Boynton Beach, IJonel Boggs family. Junion of their IUICie, Mr. and Mra. Ed the unit will hold a bake ule Davis at Ft. Lauderdale, and Saturday at DUdley's. Colored · Mr. and Mra. John Mohler and egp will aiJo be for sale. _ Mr. and Mrs. Manning Mohler Paul Haptonstall, legion at Warner Robin, Ga. commander, thanked the auxlllary for the birthday BISHOP VISITS dinner. Mrs. Lillian Rellmire The Rt. Rev. John Krumm, aasisted In preparing the dinner and her name was not bishop of the Diocese of included in !Ill earlier llat of the Soutbem Ohio, was in Pomeroy Friday night to meet with a workers. Reported ill , were Mrs. committee from Grace Geraldine Kessinger and Mrs. EpiiiCq~al Church regarding selection of a new rector. Patty Might. 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(Deluxe decorator stand optional). FURNITURE Bring Your Conta1ner WI'"KIRS FAR~:EMLOCK GROVE ,_3736 . . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO s (CLOSE POMEROY PLANJ-247 MIILIERRY u OM &.•e .ltll........... ~ ., a~d !be book, keeping the audience The Chester Methodist interested, and proper attire. W.S.C.S. met on March 2at the . The llctets will go on s.ale church with Mrs. Ads Morris Friday, and all ticket money and Mrs . Roscoe Hollon must be turned in to Mrs. Hall program leaders on the topic, by April 6. , Boys selling five "A Celebration of Liberation at tickets will receive one patch, Eastertime." ' boys selling 10 will receive two Gladys Spencer gave a paiches. Parents with extra reading from the Bible and the transportation are asked to women joined together In the contact Mrs. Doss. Boys song, Christ Arose. Those who without transportation are to helped in presenting the llilbmit permission slips to ride program were Bertha Smith, with someone else, Cubs are Letha Woods, Ethel Orr , required to wear their ' Mildred Frank, Elizebeth unifOI'IIIII while selling tickets. Hayes, Kathryn Mora, Pauline S. T. Smith presided at the Rice, Mable VanMeter. Mrs. meeting in the absence of Clarice Allen sang a solo, Stanley Doss, cubmaster. Miss "Alone." Silent prayer was Linda Lane's Den 4 had the offered for Mrs. Hollon's opening. . Mrs. Frances daughter, Betty, who has been Whittington's Den 2 presented very m. the skit with Tony Scott, In the busines.s part of the Tommy Kelly, Tom Kelly, meeting, a letter was read Charles S. Scott taking part. A bobcat pin was presented to Philip Hood. Greg Knapp nr_;u1 received a wolf patch and gold YY ~i ~ '1'1' arrow point, and registration cards went to Charles Scott, 11 Mario Francis, Mrs. Doss, 'J Miss Lane, Mrs. Jean Kelly, Mrs. Charles Byer, commit~ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer · members. entertained with a supper last The skit by Den 3 was en- Sunday following the wedding tilled "Crazy Craft Com· o! their daughter, Nancy Jo, to petition" with Ray Stewart as Jim Clatworthy. the wood man; Randy Batey, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. the artist, Keith Doss, the tin Phil Fox, Huntington, W. Va.; man, Randy Hall, the leather Mr. and Mrs. James Aldridge, man,andPhillipHood, the 1971 Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. .winner. Greg Knapp and Tony Sammy Clatworthy, Michele, Scott were" tlie )tidge!j " and! · and:: ·Mr.<· 8P!l:· Mrs.il Dennis' ' ' Ricky" Hall' dtd · ~lie so~il ef' ,: 1ScltllliJili.,(Laneaster; tRilbert' feels. Mrs. Francis as.si.Sted by Schuck, Middleport; Susie, A .. Hall, narrated the skit. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tru"' Den 4 gave the closing and DarnalJ, Mr. and Mrs. Donald refrealunents were served by Mayer and Bethany, Mrs. the webelos. The 1972 charter Donald Hauck, Leslie Dawn was p~sented to Paul Hsp- Carr, Mra. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. tonstall, Institutional Bill Mayer, Rick Mayer, representative. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strauss, Mrs. Dean Appleman, Columbus; and Mr. and Mrs. ,J_ Henry Clatworthy and Mrs. Margaret Glatworthy, Mid· ell b M . vv omen s ~u eets ~~~!:!~-A~1~ I I ·. ~· ·~- Phone . . · 1 R Addms _________......;...:,..,____' Y ( :· ' Name . .· . • ,' . •-----------...itJ•...ii---•.1 ...~....iiiaiit------..;.~ .'I---,-------··-~···-~-···1·····1 \ ~ ... DON'T WA IT. MAIL ·vouR ' Ao Now 1 "'I 1:!; .,-. !t I~ 1]·0 15 s1 o . o · . II DAYS WORDS .· II . Ad "'"''I oH" • But now they are retiring, we'll miss them, you can boll Aglftwo're going to give them, so they'll not soon forget Their friends In Appelachla who hope they'll C01l)t back soon (With practice !hey may even IE!Ilrn just how to play a tunell If the clanged thing can't be mastered, just hang It on the wall For a conversation piece- then, too, It will help you to recall The group of us.at Grace Church- your perllng us disturbs We hope you'll come back often, csuse we love you, Plat· tenburgsl , SELL YOUR DON'T NEEDS 1 .. Adopted all our crazy ways, and added to them, loo. SteltoiC!IIIIIs t;hey soon became, and "Cemetery Day" .Is now in aiinu.feveiit. "me thinks" 'It's' hereto stay. They also launched 1 Frog Room with appropriate words and moflons ' And did dedicate this hallowed ground with amulets and potions. AI Christmas time, one Can't descr!bt the buuty of their TI, I J Clh, Appelachla took a turn, we must say, for the better When ~ry Ann and Stanley csme -In answer to our letter. ~r Church became a friendly home, they filled so many roles. Mary Ann, she fed our egos, and Stanley fed our souls. Thty helped us beautify our Church by planning many banners When they were hung, we were Impressed by all their splendid grandeurs. WHEN YOU 1 1 I . 1 "' To tell about the fun we had -the food- the decorations The house spilled over with our mirth, our joy and re<:rutlons. model. or a detective ::~~~f'ur:rl~~ :~:iv!t;: I a...'.."'..''.."..''..'"..''..' m..••..-••-:•-P•!"'"~'·..•d_ _• ,: :!o: :'" : ~ ao:,"'.,tm_.._"'_'""'..m..~ ..~ ~·..d '"-·~.;.......• ,:~!=--:.._do_,._"'..'"'-'O..d~t-i~~·J and his young 1 f.;' riner - right? ABC seems ~~~~~~~ "R:d~~w,ewot Ia~~: o think so. 11dhon't. Anyhow, 1· Write Ytur Ad I Please Print. Use One Space fer fiR -..L·w-.:...wnl Y. can see e preview 'of !Morgan, Menke, Hall, et 'Wheeler & Murdoch," 9 1 · · ' al.) and prospects lor the p.m., Ch. 12. nnant racech'n this special. +++ . I 7pe: 30 p.m., . 4. Dick . Cavell fans, at. Who wrote the 189J chI1dren's opera, "Hansel & + ++ Gretel," based on !he MOVIES : "Second Grimm Brothers f.alry tale? Gr~t t Se " • d Answer : Engelberl Hum . "Cr~., ••• p.m .• an of the Cit " 11 perdlnck (fhe German bothYCh. 10. y, : 30 p.m., composer, not the British + ++ singer). See It, kids, at 8 TUESOAY: Gone are the p.m., Ch. 1+1. + + Gomer Pyle reruns at 10:30 a.m. on Ch. 10, and making A Grim Fairy Tale is Its debut Is a risquely·lllled portrayed on the problem of show called, " Amatour's child abuse In fl special, G ld 10 L . "Children In Peril.'' on Ch. 6 u e ove.'' which Is r~lly a pretly harmless. 11 8, 30 p.m. J +++ sounding ~arne show, and "A Small Town In Iowa," not every! lng you always· •uhjectola Harry Reasoner wanted to know, etc. ' ·~··~ :t.,it. lome lemon like the '71 version? Baseball fans will want to tentlon : He's back from vacsllon. 11:30 p.m., Ch. 6. I( ...It -r With Christmas trees In every room, '!would rHIIy lake a &igood IS 1he '70 +++ ~ home, YOU'LL CLEAN UP FAST Robi115011's ~neB 1 I . I T' , • I . ws:pee Q(>~~~flir'1r"'-.,_, -x~-."1' ~,., ~,,~ . . . Well, . . lnlo this communlty, lhere came a couple who r··,l!··~ · I I ·'lbe.Rev. Mr.llld Mn. Plattenhur~ bave purcbased a threebedroom home ln.Cincinnati - the flrst home they bave ever owned. · The poem written by Mra. Reed especially for the occasion, follon: . In the heart of Appalachia ton a map Irs hard to lind) Lies the town of Pomeroy with Its towering cliffs behind. The river li-lts main street- except when there's a flood And then It comes right In the stores and luves a lot of mud. But no·oneseems to mind It, the kids getoutohchool, And parllessprlng up everywhere- they really play It cool! Since this town's far from Broadway and city music hells The people make thel• own good limes wjth fl;og j~"lP• _and 10belfl: Arranging Demonstrated· Activities . · lllC$. biJ w!fe leaviqJ the CQ!IIIIIunlly w.. Conveyed by the mened ..mlil wom by the nearl;y Ill parl!lbionjll'll attenabig. The Rev. Mr. · Plattenlllrg Is · retirlllg from the active iQlnistry. ·: ' ' ~ . ' . . The·..... ~pie caiiu,·hm N!!r York Qlylo Pomeroy three,... • . For 11 yeln ~- 1111, they Uved 1n Clm:lnnati wbm !bey now bave two d•ugblen llld NVera1 grandchUdren. Both confetlled that they love It here and are ftnciQg It dilllcult to' lillw. . · . HOlling the event ~Mr.llld Mra. Crow,and Mr. and Mra. Pa!rick .IPcha'y, alone with members of the vetttry and their wile~; Mr. ml Mra. Rome Wllllamaon, Mr. and Mra. Ted Reed, . Mr..and Mn. Dille Dutlap, Mr. and Mra; Thereon Jobn8on, Mr. . and Mn. Leo Story, Mr. and Mn. ~n Kelton, Mra. Paul Ciapm•'!. 'l'ollliD)' Reed,' and Mra. J. 0. Roedel. Mra. Harold Sargent lll8[da the lavon. With an orlginll poem, Mra. Reed presented, on behalf of the church, allandmA~ dulcimer to the Rev. Mr. and Mra. Plat· INGELS FOR tHE BEST a " An Ill' of~ about the rector of Grace Episcopal <llurCh · Flow~r . ' SyraCute. Oren Funeral services for Archie D. Well, 64, of near Chester, who drowned Saturday in a well on the Sumner Road, were held at 2 p.m. today at the Silver Ridge Methodiat Church with the Rev. Jacob Lehman officiating. Mr. WalJ, the son of the late Leonard and Ber.tha Well, was also preceded in death by Largest Supply- .In sister, Mrs. Ora (Fay) Well Hawk, in 1926. Surviving are a In The Big Bend nephew, Harold Hawk; two great-nephews, Mark and Shop Ingels before Dean Hawk, and a great-niece, you buy. Buy today, Krist! Hawk, all of installed tomorrow Hockingport, and several by Ingels' expert Middleport's Community Mt. Moriah Baptist Church; cousins. craftsmen. Mr. Well was a member of Good Friday Services will be . the Rev. Charles Simons, the Silver Ridge Methodiat held at the Mt. Moriah Baptist pastor of the Middleport First Designs, Textures Church . Burial was in the Oturch, Fourth and Main Sts. BaptistChurch,andtheRev. S. The special service will D. Jackson,. pastor of the Silver Ridge Cemetery. and Colors consist of the Seven Last Words Naomi Baptist Church, of Christ on the Cros.s preached Pomeroy, and the First Baptist For ARoom Pleaii8Dt Valley Hoapltal by seven area and guest Church In Rutland. ' Names of patients admitted ministers. Special guest ministers will or A Houseful. have been temporarily The Rev. Henry L. Key, be the Rev. H. J. Scott, discontinued for publication. pastor of the MI. Moriah associate paslol' of the 12th Discharges: Kathy Plants, Church, announces that the Avenue J!aptist Church, Pliny; Patrick Rymer, Leon; services will begin at 11:45 Columbus. A'cordial Invitation · . Paul Asbury; Delaware,_ 0,; a.m..an~ c!lillinuQ untll 111ljlut a·... ls exlelldedito thtfP\IQllc. · . ;. ·' ~·26as -'·'·c ... , ,.., , JamesTaylor,Gallipolls;Mrs. , p.l)l .• &peakjn~, ..will.·~ · the ::,,; 1· : vL!J '""'m'l.' GeorgeRogar,Poin!Pless.ant; following ministers: The Rev. • • • • • • • • • 1 r..eo Rainey, G~Wpolla Ferry: J. D. King, pastor of the · Christian Martin, Henderson; Triedstone Baptist Church, Su.jan Bush, Point Pleasant; Gallipolis; the Rev. Robert Mrs .. Mary Brown, Point Bumgarner, pastor of the Pleas.ant; Mrs. George Green, Heath ·United Methodist Hartford; Robert Watson, Church, Middleport; the Rev. J~~y Elliott, Point Pleas.ant; Edward Buffington, pastor of William Lee, Henderson. the Forest Run Baptist Church Births: March 22: a son to Pomeroy; the Rev. Nyl~ Mr. and Mra. Johnny Lilly, Borden, former pastor of the Point Pless.ant; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Williams, ' Pomeroy, 0.: March 24, a son to Mr. and Mrs . James . FINE SUSPENDED Grueser, Pomeroy; March 25, Mra. Amy Jones of Jackson a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. was fined $500 in the court of Bernard Smith, Point Pomeroy Mayor William Pleas.ant, and a s.on to Mr. and Baronick Saturday on conMrs. Charles Craft, Point viction of falling to remove a Pleas.ant. desd tree from property which she owns on Mulberry Ave. The ftne was suapended on condition that Mrs. Jones has the THUENER ILL lree removed by Friday. William 'Ibuener, Syracuse, Is a patient at Doctors' Memorial Hospital, 18th St. and Sixth Ave., Huntington, W. Va. His room number Is 213. · mwm;J IY CIIARLBNE BOa'Lial A f.-enll tea bo11oring the Rev. llld Mn. Stlllley Plat,llnblq, wbo wW move to Clilcbmati·Aprll i, . . llallld SUnday ilfteu_, at the ~padous home ctl Mr. and Mn. ll'red Crow in ---------------•fl!ll-. Services Held . . . ,. . Js.aac A. Taylor, 87, died Sundsy at his Long Bottom Route I residence. Mr. Taylor, the son of the late Is.aac and Nancy Me· Murray Taylor also was preceded in death by two children in infancy, four brothers and two sisters. BOXES TO INFIRMARY Surviving are his wife, SAME DAY The Friendly Neighbors Club Lennie ; six sons, Clifford will take Easter boxes to the SERVItE . Eugene, James Edward, In AI9:-0ut At 5 William Arthur and Delbert, Meigs County Inflnnary at 6:30 p. m. Tu~y . A regular all of Long Bottom, and Virgil ·Use Our FrH Porking Lot . Harold of Cincinnati and meeting will follow at 7:30 at Joseph Carroll of Akron ; two the home of Mrs . Leon , daughters, Zelma and Evelyn, McKnight. 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy .. Long Bottom; two sisters, Mra. Ethel Larkins and Mrs. Mabel - ·~· fletcher, both of Long Bottom; 13 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. • HIGHLJGHlS Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at the with Paul Crabtree Bald Knob Oturch with the CALL POINTVIEW : 992 - 2505 Rev. Edward Griffith of· ficiatlng. Burial will be in the Bald Knob Cemetery. Friends new show thlsafternoon, and favorite locales, a little may call at the Ewing Funeral doiighttulfolks they are. You middle American com . mCheay know them as Sonny & munlly. 8 p.m., Ch. 6. Home until noon Wednesday. r. 4:30 p.m., Ch. 4. +++ + + + Whattelevlslon needs Is an The New Red Machine - "We are going to use the guards and supervisors at this point to run the prison tomorrow and not csll In the National Guard," the state corrections chi~ s.a.id. The rally at the pen had sta!Ud earlier in the day at the EARLY SERVICE statehouse in the downtown Easter Sunrts.e services will area, where a daughter of a be held at 6 a.m. Sunday at the prison revolt leader was Bradford Church of Christ. among the speakers to the group . Rita Conte , whose lather, Richard Conte, was convicted of playing a key part in the 1968 Ohio Pen riots as walJ aa recent troubles at the prison, told them ''he keeps . resisting and working for change." "We're going to do FOOTLONG HOTDOG WllH SAUCE something about it," she said. ''We're going to change it." 10' DRINK 10' BAG OF CHIPS The sicko(:all strike by guards at the ~n was the -- ALL THIS latest in a chain~f-ev,nts FOR ONLY wblch enveloped aeyerlll other Penal inltiluti0111 around the REG. 60' aiatelutweek. What trli8ered the events Wll a pri8oner work strike at ft 1.1.1;, the JiNon here. When correcIIGIII olllcilll agreed to aeveral · Phont 992-2556 rule-llberail&ing conceulons, AI The End of Pomeroy Bridge the 'guards balked. ' • . ••H .._.., Pullet 11t1 Is tiiUII wtlthl ef one OPlOMETRIST AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST 'COURT ST., '' MIDDLEPORT, 0. �• ' 4-'lbe n.~~y Semlilel. u.,.., ... ...;-..1,o.,lflrdl rt,1m ~Simmons Near the conclusion of the lt'/2 Weal VIrginia Honor Band Concert, presented by the Wahama High School Concert Band befr·' e the 26th Annual West irglnla Music Educators ' Conference In Parker·sburg, Sat~rday , Thomas Reed, on behalf of the West Virginia Band Masters' Allsoclatlon, announced the aelection of Gerald Simmons as Band Director cif the year. Mr. Simmons, who is a native West Virginian, Is a graduate of Marshall University wfth an AB degree In Music. lje has been director of the WHS band for seven years. During this time, the bands have received a number of honors and distinctions, Including several "firsts." Among these are First Place Award Annual Black Walnut Festival, ~ncer; first place award 9th Annual Band A Rama, Marietta, 0 .; first place award, Bristol, Va .;Tenn. Mucis Festival; best parade ~?and, Sixth Annual Eastern Kentucky Marching Band Festival; and participation in the Virginia Beach Band Festival in 1969, when the band competed with many bands from the eastern seaboard as far east as Maine and Inland as far west as "big band" areas of Indiana and Illinois. (Continued from Page I) Mrs. Beard said her memo dealt only with an m donation to the GOP's convention in San Otego. She Insisted there was no mention of any antilrust settlement, either In the call or the memo. She said she thought all this took place In late June or early July last year. This was during the period when the Antilrust Division of the Justice Department was negotiating with m on the antilrust settlement. That settlement was an· nounced July 31. Under the consent decree, the government's suit to force m to divest the Hartford Ffre lru!urance Co. was dropped and the finn was forced instead to shed about $1 billion. In other S\lbsldiaries. It was. the largest merger and the largest divestiture ever arranged in an outof-Court settlement. Mrs. Beard was wired to an electrocardiograph during both the morning and af. ternoon sessions with the delegation, headed by Sen. · Philip A. Hsrt, D-Mich. Doctors said instruments lndicsted she suffered palpitation In the left ventricle of her heart, a signal of an impending heart attack. Suddenly she clutched her doctor's hand and lurched back on her bed. Doctlrs wheeled her rapidly out of the room. State Pen '' ' .'' ''' ••• •'' l' ' • I •' ' I \ ~ •I • •• :• •• '' ; '• •' t•' • ~ ~ . ~ j I I (Continued from Page I) • fired In the air by guards when the crowd sta!Ud to shake the back gate," Cardwell s.aid. No one was injured, and Cardwell noted, "I might s.ay when the shots were fired, they got away from there." Gov. John J. Gilligan was In California during the weekend and was not scheduled to return to the state until late Monday. Before he departed, how· ever, he told Cooper to "take whatever action is neces.s.ary to return to normal operations at the penitentiary." Cooper said late Sunday tbat the governor "is aware of the situatl~ ." During Mr . . Simmons' co-director Charles Yeago, association with tne . band, have begun expanalon of the more of Its members were music _program at WHS to seated in the All.State Bahd in Include Otoral music and stage the years 19'/0.71 than any band, in addition to the already other high school In tile state. ,well established concert, Recently, Mr. Simmona and marching and pep bands. IN:ews•• in Briefi:;J A . bbtddbbb , 0 0• , ..,., "' >. (Continued from Page 1) since August, 1969. COLUMBUS -THE NATIONWIDE MUTUAL insurance compi!Jiies todsy s.sld auto InsuranCe produced a profit for the first time in nine years and reported net income of $38:4 rniJlion for 1971, up from S24.3 million in 1970. "Becsuae personal auto Insurance was very IUiprofitable, Nationwide Mutual had a cumulativf net loss of $56 million from total insurance cwerationa in the 196f1970 period," s.ald Dean w. Jeffers, general chairman and chief executive officer. SAIGON - AMERICAN TROOP STRENGTH In South Vietnam dropped below the 100,000 mark for the first time in 61'.1 years today and military sources s.ald there would be no irouble meeting President Nixon's 69,IJOO.<t1an quota by May 1. The U. S. Command said there were 101,700 U.S. troops left in the country as of last Thursday.' With a withdrawal rate o! about 1,000 men a day the unofficial figure for today was 97,7110 men. ''There is no doubt at all that goal (69,000 by May I) will be met and we anticipate being below it by the tst of May," a military source said. Local Bowling Taxpayers Tri-County League A!arch 21, 1972 Standings Bad Guys ' Top Band Director Team Larry's Ashland Davis Warner Ins. Rawlings Dodge Pomeroy Cemenl Block Firestone Pis. 72 Underwrite M 54 36 34 28 Hoi sum High Individual Game . Jack Backner 222. Second High Ind . Game Clarence Boyles 207. High Series- A. L. Phelps, Jr. 570. Second High Series - Bill Radford 567 Team High Game - Larry's Ashland 1100. Team High Series - Larry's Ashland 2938. Beginners League A!arch 23, 1972 Standings Team Pis. Four Aces 54 Lucky Stars 40 Red Devils 38 Four Deuce• 32 High Individual Game - C. Reed 177; Helen V. 159. Second High Ind. Game Eddie V 170; Helen V. 157. Hjgh Series - c. Reed 486 ; Helen VanMeter 431. Second High Series - Eddie VanMeter 458; Belly Whillalch 405. Team High Game - Four Aces 785. Team High Series - Four Aces 2133. Kyger Creek League Tum · W. L. Day Main I. 64 32 Odd Balls 62 34 A-Shill 60 36 Timber Splitters 56 40 Rejects 4.4 52 Strugglers 36 60 C-Shlll J.4 62 B-Shill 28 68 TE!Ilm 3 Games - Odd Balls 2694;_Odd Balls 2637. TE!Ilm Game - Odd Balls 945 ; Odd Ball• 930. Ind. 3 Games - G. Shrlmplln 643; C. Ferguson 633. Ind. Game - R. Hysell 265; G. Milch 245. Tuesday Industrial League Team . W. L. Burton Sunoco 68 28 Penn Central 64 32 Coca Cola 62 J.4 Mason Ag 52 4.4 Carolina Lumber 36 60 New Haven Furn. 10 86 Team 3 Games- Coca Cola 2686 ; Burton Sunoco 25of6. Team Game - Coca Cola 921 ; Coca Cola 909. Ind. 3 Games - D. Miller 604 ; J. Young 592. Ind. Game - J. Young 223 ; H. Nelson 218. FOUND ON FLOOR The Middleport E·R unit was called at 1:02 p.m. Sunday to the home of Mrs. Lottie Roush, 119 Willtams St., where neigh· bors, not having seen Mrs. Roush, investigated and found her lying on the floor inside. A window was broken oui and the squad was called. A physician was summoned. Plush Jobs WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Willi811! Proxrnire, J).. Wis., said today that a California promoter ill collecting $10,000 a month in public funds to help stage an international air show near Washington in May. What's more, Proxrnire s.aid, other executives hired to promote the event are charging the taxpayers for $15 dinners, weekly firsto(:Jass air fare from coast to coast, luxury living and four-page reports that cost $3,000. Proxmire Identified the California man as Tommy Walker, president of Tommy Walker Enterprises in Anaheim, . and now also the entertainment director at Dts.neyland. However, Walker s.ald he broke all connection with Dts.neyland six years ago when be formed his own firm, after spending 12 years as . en· tertainment director there. Proxmire, complaining of what he termed a "gross misuse o! tax dollars," demanded that Transportation Secretary John A. Volpe privide "an explanation for all this fooll.shness." Isaac Taylor Died Sunday A resident o! New Have~~, and ·married to the former Barbara W118on of Huntingllln, . who Is a graduate In music llld also' teaches at Wabama, Mr. and Mrs. Simm0111 are the parents o! three daughters; Tina·, 10; Nancy, 9, and U.., who Is five. Mr. and Mra. Simmons llld their family attend tlje Otureh of God in New Haven and are active In church, cmununll)', and . cultural activities. Mr. Simmona aerved as Choral . Director for the Woman's Club · in a Christmas Concert in 1• and Mra. Simmons was the accompanist. Mr. Simmons II presently conducting the choir for the Community Good Friday services to be held at the Oturch of God in New Haven. A plaque, in recognition of his award Saturday, will be presented to Mr. Simmons at a later date. Archie D. Well ADOLPH .4-DAY SALE THE D'.IRY' VAll· ry 1-'llltDIIIJ...,bwJ,MU« I fl.hmwoy,O., IIIrchrt,IJ'/2. Market .Jiepwt .BOSPITAL NEWS Pastoral Couple . Given Farewell GALLII'OI.a; CillO, S.llaollq,U .... Jill Veterul Memorial HOiphal , Visiting hours, M and 7~:3Cr ur• moaror '* ..' p; m. . . , ow. v.a., u, 1 c.. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS BOOI...-17J to Ill .... ..... -Earl Schriner, · Co!umbul; . to 21.20; 310 to • • . .lui " Anna Sebo, Lexington, Ky.; D: Ll«bt 17JO eo 11.a: rill Della Parker, Albany; Clara Sows 17l0 to ...; .... 11.'11 • Davidson, Pomeroy; Wllllam Down; Boln 1ue. to IDJo: Long, Mlnenvllle; Marl~ Pip ato 14; - ... 11 to 11.10. Mtlls, Middleport; Mary Sue CATrLE . "" ....... to ·Biasell, Long BotiOOI; Michael 35.50; HeHwi 21 to lUI; Babr Harris, Middleport. • Beef 3li to 47:21; rat COiilll to SATURDAY DISCHARGES 24: canners 11 to •:•: Balla 11 -Mabel Swan, Daniel Crtsllp, to 30.30; Milk Con 110 to ... Faurlce Neece, April McGrath, VEAL CALVES - ,__ ~ U•., Valletta Shaffer, Helen Jeffers, SecQDds 4~.70 to 10; .II hD 44 Eliten, stanley Truattell, • to 48; Com. ··• Hva, ·• to 110· "--. .•>," . • W 4N'ffll Earl Schriner, Ethel Nelson, Culls .. Anna Sebo. BABY CALVES .... 21 to 70. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - . LAMBS -' Tope 30• lilcoltd. . . ' Virginia Rood, Hockingport; 25 to 26.10. ,, '' ,Ruth Hall, Vinton ; Atlanta Coole, Hen!lock Grove; Leo MAKING POINT - Congie~ Wayne L: Hays, Clark, Letart, W. Va.; Belmont County, said this area "does not have a voice in Marguerite Freeman, Washlngton."-Hayes delivered a free-wheeling lndlciment of LASS JBIJLi. . , Cheshire; James Arnold, the Republican Administration in Washington and of Cong. Rhonda ~nee Ratbl!urn, Middleport: Maxine Brumley, Clarence Miller. 2~-year-old daucbter of Mr. Middleport; Bessie Napper, Pomeroy: . and Mr,. RIChard E. Ratl!bwn, SUNDAY DISCHARGES - Oliver St.; MlcldlePctCt was · Gale Cain, Henry Hartman, admitted tO Holler · Medical John Hanunons, Ruth Hood, Center Saturday for treatment (Continued from Page I) shown him at' the dinner. Ada Stlgilano, Uzzle Hanning, of pneumonia. Her room ntimber Is Z'll. Crisp also· introduced ' Cornelia Bunch. ''The orily thing Miller has going for him Is that he has a membersof of family and . . his his campaign. perfect attendance in leaders Dignitaries attending the congress," s.ald Burnsworth including five who charged that Miller is event, Democratic coiUity chairmen "non productive" and guilty of of the district, a number of "gros.s procrastination." convention delegate can· ·, Crllp Speaks Candidate Crisp in brief dldates and other office remarks told the partisan seekers introduced themselves crowd that he knows he will following the dinner served by have a real fight on his hands in members of the DeMolay November, and expressed chapter and prepared by the appreciation for the support Order of Eastern Star. I j Hays Speaks . tenburg. Gueais were registered on a large folder which featured on the'cover a lketch of Grace Churdlllld hlllblllles of Appalachia by local artill BID Mayer. . ~ villlont were the Plattenbutp' IOII.m..laW and da'!lhter, Mr. and Mn. William Reid and dJ!ugbter, Mary Ami, of Cnclnnatl. AIIO calling during the lfllrnoon were Ool\ S!ewart, ~-In-law ctl Mra. Plaljmburg; llld his fimny, and !be Rev. and )Jn. Albert Mackenzie .ctl ~t. Peter's Oturch in Galllpolitt. Tbere wu a telephone call to the couple from Mr. and .Mra. Cbarli!l Gibbl who 1rt in F1orlda. . The' tea table . . cowred.with a pale green cloth and centered with an'" tree llld pink tapers to CII'I'Y out the 'Easter thenie..~'fancy undwlcbeallldcooldes, punch and coffee were ~ l'nlkllnc at the cctlfee aervtce and pouring the punch wert Mn. Cllapman, Mnc Bill Woodts, Mn. Carol Sluon, and Mra. Roger Dtllard. Retirement daya will afford more lime frr the Plattenburga to apend with ..their children and grandchildren. Another daughter, Mn. Stepben Wright, llld J., family relide In Cindnnatl; a-. the Rev. George Plattenburg, Uvea In Keemener, CARPET BUYS·: Mt. Moriah Oturch Will Host Services Friday StockArea . :·~=~~~Can~~· the Rev. andMra. I ~ ~ '.f.' 1nge 1• .Furn.•.,.~,. · ·., · . · · · :; '"'" ._..M..,.,.,fi••;tqJ I , !-:::::::;::::::;;;::;===: S . ' . . I tart your 5 I I Cl • I ea nIng 1 I . ,.S.HIR ifiNISHING ar~·u!.~r~i~~~~~,#~~ :~1t~~~t.f.~:'o1~~~ • l , ·• .. want Ad . .. . WITH A BARGAIN OFFER ' "t:.,'. ,, \(' ,. '· ,~1.• ... .. '• FAMILY -WANT-AD • ~ n ICASH WITH OR ...,..----DER) TO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL LOW RATE,,----~. . ~ · , ,..,.... ...,. ..- ,._.._ ~--"'- ·-~ an toodt. for 101t 0 S.llingforS7.5orunder ~·---- -- •1 ln'llliYidYOI ' · . • CORctlotieft . -.1..u-.... wf1H ,._ L ". · Mflfllt' ...-..... lAM · .E 01J .. I 1 I I • I Clt,y MAIL TO: THE D· I ' I !1~:'1 ~ •t !i § n I ~ g An Euler the~~~t was carried out In the JllogiBID when the Magnolia Chib 11181 Thursday nigbt at the home ctl Mra. Edna Reibel. Easter cu1toms and celebrations In different coun~J~e~. were noted by Mra. Irll Keltan; Mn., Margaret Ro.e read "FaBler Qlnrv" and ' ' A Mn. Reibel preaented "Take Utile Time". Other readings were "I'Dlot ctl View", by Miss Fae Reibel; "Portraits"' by Mra. Gladys Cuckler; "Tomorrow Time" by · Miss 'Efn!l Jeaae; "A Sraqger Smiles" by Mrs. Doria -- ar-. Mn. Ethel Stewll'l pralded at the meellng whleb opened • with the Lord'• Prayer In' ' w-. Mn. Ella Smllb 1ave !levotlolia an the Euler !tory .y • · ......_ fli&IJ, .- It and a prayer,·~ You God For Spring Again." The next meeting will be held at the home ctl Mn. Cuckler llld Mill Jesse will haw devotions. Games were played with priles being won by Miss Jesae, Mrs. Smith, Mra. Stewart and Mn. Cuckler. Refreshments were aerved to the eight members and Mra. Betty Reibel, a guest. · ON DEAN'S LJ8T Miss Grace Hyaell, junior In the CoUece a! Education at Ohio Unlversll)', received a 3.53 grade average during the pist quarter. 'lbe hllh point average quallfles her .to be lilted on the dean's uit. Sbe Is the daUIIhler of Mr. and Mn. Victor Hyaell. ·. PULtn y '· · "u H . .•• .• ' ........... .,....' • ........ . '• • '• • EGGS i . ~· '. • g ' . ,. " i .l n Qli'~ AI.L 0£11-, & &l~ · · , . Ill l'.lurt St. . The principles of flower 992·5292 . arranging were discussed by Mn . Robert Lewis, guest speaker at a meeting of the Bend O'.the River Garden Club at the h<me of Mra. Wilson Carpenter. Mrs. Lewis, a member of the Winding TraU Gar.den Club, slressed the importance of having good basic equipment and listed this in three categories, toola, holders and Scout-wama participation containers. Aknowledge of proper use is wasp~ during the Thursvital, said Mrs. U!wls, who also day l!lght meeting of Middleport Cub SCout Pack 246 sugges\ed a certain place for beld at the American Legion all things relating to Dower arranging. Probably the best hall. Mra. Sharon Doss introduced the unit ticket chairman, Dene Social Calendar Planned ~ONDAY . ~ AMSBARY Chapter, baak Walton League, 7 p.m. Monday at clubbouse. TUESDAY PAsT MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter OES, Tuesday evening home of Mra. Thomas YoiUig, .w. Msllr St. )tEACH OVT for life service,· . Pomeroy Mventlst Church, 7:30 ,p.m. TUesday. Topic, ''Love-How to }Jave the Genuine". . RACINE POST, American Legion Ladle• Auxiliary meeting, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at poet .home. Potluck refresh· ments: OHIO . ETA ·. Pill Chapter, Beta Sigma Pill Sorority, 8:15 p.m. 'Nesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. Cultural program on sculpture by Marilyn Swan and Debbie Finlaw. Beverly Long and Edwina Scott, hostesses. JOINT meeting of Drew Webster Post . 39, American Legion, and Junior Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. at post home. Mra. Richard Russell, apeaker, on home health s.ervice; junior. auxlllary serving as hosteases. MEIGS County Riding Club, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at Rock Springs Grange Hall. New memberships are now being acceplec!. · JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Post 128,7 p.m. Tuesday. Plans for district conference to be made. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Lllerary Club, Wednesday, 2 p.m. home of'Mra. Walter Waddell; Mra. Thereon · Johnson to review "Night Comes to the Cum· berlands" by Henry Csudill. Response will be a comment on the book. YO'tlNG WIVES Club, Wednesday,. home of Joan Smith, 'l'lippers Plains. 1 ::n~n:y::. E:r:n~a:c~ who also talked on operating ••• .......... NOW AVAILABLE doz. 20' most popular of holders is the needlepoint, she s.ald. · Mrs. Lewis demonstrated the ' use of wire for conlrol of stems and talked on the value of spray can tops, fiat ·pieces of wood and metal, unusual objects as valuable in flower arranging . She evaluated arrangements which had been brought by the members, and made a Japanese arrangement of tulips and greenery. During a discussion following her talk, tips on transplanting chrysanthemums and sweet peas were given. Participation on the land· scaping of the Meigs museum bQilding was discussed . It was terea with an afrangement- of noted that Mrs. Bert Grimm yellow daffodils flanked . b,y and Mrs. Wilson Carpenter had white tapers. ' Attending attended the Dispatch besides those named were Mrs. Charities. Mrs. James · Diehl Andrew .Cross, Mrs . .W. 0 . announced that Mrs. Clifford Barnitz, Mrs. Robert Kuhn, Morris will have the Green and Mrs. Lewis Shields, n Thumb · notes for The Daily guest. Sentinel in May. . . The spring regional meeting was announced for April 22 at the Logan Immanuel Tonight & Tues. Methodist Chu rch. Marcri 27-28 Registration will be from 9 to DIARYllF A 10 a. m. and several members MAD HOUSEWIFE ITechnicolor) will be attending. Richard Benjamin Members responded to roll Frank Langella call by giving spring thonghts. Carrie Snodgrass Devotions were by Mrs. "R" I LOVE MY WIFE Grimm with Mrs. Ben Philson ITechnicolor) reading the Easter Story. Mrs. Elliott Gould Grimm concluded with a Brenda Va.c caro "Prayer for Spring." Angel Tompk ins P.S. Children under 17 not The traveling prize was won i tt ed unless ac by Mrs. Diehl. Mrs. Philson adm companied by a pa rent ! from the dislrict president of will host the April 17 meeting, One Admission only : Sl.OO the society thanking everyone A pale green cover was used SHOW STARTS7 P.M. for the 100 pel. response to the on the table which was cenevaluation reports. She also talked about goals for the Athens District W.S.C.S. for 1972. M.·s. Ada Morris told the society that she had received a letter from the district \ \ ' h~·ll \fiLII nominating committee. Money was set aside to prnltl""' purchase toys for Veterans Sl'<~lll~ 1111~oh ilhl1~ Memorial Hospital for the month of April and plans were made to attend the World Day of Prayer. There were 47 sick calls reported for the month ' _.1 and cards were s.ent to sl)ut~ns . The society also decided to I'" . purchas.e a lily for the altar for Easter. MEIGS THEATRE Easter Theme Given . u ~ I t- ·n!a SuMer ~ fliil~' ... ,.,. lllf' Given on Sunda THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY ~ommunlon at Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Oturch, 6:30p.m.; at Syracuse Oturch, • p.m. REACH OUT for life service, 7:30_p.m. Thursday, Adventist Church, Pomeroy. Topic "Caught ~Y a computer, what to do wben II happena." EASTERN . ATHLE'l'!C Boosters, Thursday, 1 p.m. at IIChool to plan for basketball banquet. Parents and I~· terested residents urged to An organizational meeting of attend. the Merry Gardeners, junior garden club of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, will be beld Thursday at 4 p. m. at the h001e a! Mrs. Larry Edwards, Main St. ·Girls must be between the ages of 10 and 21 to have active .1. ~mberxhlp although those under 10 may be ass.oclate members. Anyone Interested in Delegates and alternates to joining should attend the Buckeye Girla' State were meeting. Eight meetings will selected at a meeting of the be held during the year and programs will feature plan· ling, caring for llld arranging flowen, nature tours, corsage Wednesday. Names of the glrla will be making, dried flower crafts, announced following their etc. ~embers will participate ' acceptance for Girla' State by In flower shows and work on the director. Six glrla from Some civic projects related to Meigs High School will attend garden clubs. Eleven girls under sponaorship of the units were active In the club in 1971. In PDI!leroy and Middleport. Mrs. Helen Kennedy presided at the meeting during RETURN FROM FLORIDA which time reports from Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Lorenzo Davis, Helen Miller ·and Mrs. who have returned from . a• Florence Richards, district vacation in F1ortda, visited chairmen, were read. A con' there with Mr. and Mrs. Mont tribution was made to the Bodenman at Bradenton, Mr. Meigs County Society for and Mrs. Dale Hill, Mr. and Crippled Children llld Adults. Mra. Carl BIIlkln and Mr. and The county initiation held Mrs. Harold Carnahan at Sunday waa noted and a Moore Haven; Mr. and Mrs. sympathy card was sent to the Max Ward at Boynton Beach, IJonel Boggs family. Junion of their IUICie, Mr. and Mra. Ed the unit will hold a bake ule Davis at Ft. Lauderdale, and Saturday at DUdley's. Colored · Mr. and Mra. John Mohler and egp will aiJo be for sale. _ Mr. and Mrs. Manning Mohler Paul Haptonstall, legion at Warner Robin, Ga. commander, thanked the auxlllary for the birthday BISHOP VISITS dinner. Mrs. Lillian Rellmire The Rt. Rev. John Krumm, aasisted In preparing the dinner and her name was not bishop of the Diocese of included in !Ill earlier llat of the Soutbem Ohio, was in Pomeroy Friday night to meet with a workers. Reported ill , were Mrs. committee from Grace Geraldine Kessinger and Mrs. EpiiiCq~al Church regarding selection of a new rector. Patty Might. M erry GaTooners To be Organized "l'mhll'ill Our knowledge and experience, are at your disposal, without cost or obligation. Perhaps we can find the right answer for you. W~'li try. Your Insurance Agent DALE ',, ,. . '" " ' . . ' INSURANCE for your home, your car, your person• property. We work YOUR best interests. Let. see that you're welll protected. <..,,.1, ,., ., .. " The Farmers Bank .a·ri·d·- savings CO. POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive-In WlDdow Is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Continuously). Consult Us Soon Davis-Warner Ins. Phone 992 _2966 t4 Court St. Pomeroy $20,000 Maximum lllluran<e For Eacb Depositor :dl:ep:oc~t~.. .. . . . . . . . . .~~::::::::::::::~!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Girls ' State A ctzon • rraken MORE IAAH THAN ·,VVRI 8~111/T£~ PICTURE THAN ANY OTHER 18"COLOR TV WITH ADMIRArS NEW Black Matrix .. •·'"' • • • ~~ ~ • ~ ~ Picture Tube $ 9.5 THE DAYTON • MODEL 8T95u Black finish on hi·impact poi)'Styrene cabinet. (Deluxe decorator stand optional). FURNITURE Bring Your Conta1ner WI'"KIRS FAR~:EMLOCK GROVE ,_3736 . . OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO s (CLOSE POMEROY PLANJ-247 MIILIERRY u OM &.•e .ltll........... ~ ., a~d !be book, keeping the audience The Chester Methodist interested, and proper attire. W.S.C.S. met on March 2at the . The llctets will go on s.ale church with Mrs. Ads Morris Friday, and all ticket money and Mrs . Roscoe Hollon must be turned in to Mrs. Hall program leaders on the topic, by April 6. , Boys selling five "A Celebration of Liberation at tickets will receive one patch, Eastertime." ' boys selling 10 will receive two Gladys Spencer gave a paiches. Parents with extra reading from the Bible and the transportation are asked to women joined together In the contact Mrs. Doss. Boys song, Christ Arose. Those who without transportation are to helped in presenting the llilbmit permission slips to ride program were Bertha Smith, with someone else, Cubs are Letha Woods, Ethel Orr , required to wear their ' Mildred Frank, Elizebeth unifOI'IIIII while selling tickets. Hayes, Kathryn Mora, Pauline S. T. Smith presided at the Rice, Mable VanMeter. Mrs. meeting in the absence of Clarice Allen sang a solo, Stanley Doss, cubmaster. Miss "Alone." Silent prayer was Linda Lane's Den 4 had the offered for Mrs. Hollon's opening. . Mrs. Frances daughter, Betty, who has been Whittington's Den 2 presented very m. the skit with Tony Scott, In the busines.s part of the Tommy Kelly, Tom Kelly, meeting, a letter was read Charles S. Scott taking part. A bobcat pin was presented to Philip Hood. Greg Knapp nr_;u1 received a wolf patch and gold YY ~i ~ '1'1' arrow point, and registration cards went to Charles Scott, 11 Mario Francis, Mrs. Doss, 'J Miss Lane, Mrs. Jean Kelly, Mrs. Charles Byer, commit~ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mayer · members. entertained with a supper last The skit by Den 3 was en- Sunday following the wedding tilled "Crazy Craft Com· o! their daughter, Nancy Jo, to petition" with Ray Stewart as Jim Clatworthy. the wood man; Randy Batey, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. the artist, Keith Doss, the tin Phil Fox, Huntington, W. Va.; man, Randy Hall, the leather Mr. and Mrs. James Aldridge, man,andPhillipHood, the 1971 Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. .winner. Greg Knapp and Tony Sammy Clatworthy, Michele, Scott were" tlie )tidge!j " and! · and:: ·Mr.<· 8P!l:· Mrs.il Dennis' ' ' Ricky" Hall' dtd · ~lie so~il ef' ,: 1ScltllliJili.,(Laneaster; tRilbert' feels. Mrs. Francis as.si.Sted by Schuck, Middleport; Susie, A .. Hall, narrated the skit. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tru"' Den 4 gave the closing and DarnalJ, Mr. and Mrs. Donald refrealunents were served by Mayer and Bethany, Mrs. the webelos. The 1972 charter Donald Hauck, Leslie Dawn was p~sented to Paul Hsp- Carr, Mra. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. tonstall, Institutional Bill Mayer, Rick Mayer, representative. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strauss, Mrs. Dean Appleman, Columbus; and Mr. and Mrs. ,J_ Henry Clatworthy and Mrs. Margaret Glatworthy, Mid· ell b M . vv omen s ~u eets ~~~!:!~-A~1~ I I ·. ~· ·~- Phone . . · 1 R Addms _________......;...:,..,____' Y ( :· ' Name . .· . • ,' . •-----------...itJ•...ii---•.1 ...~....iiiaiit------..;.~ .'I---,-------··-~···-~-···1·····1 \ ~ ... DON'T WA IT. MAIL ·vouR ' Ao Now 1 "'I 1:!; .,-. !t I~ 1]·0 15 s1 o . o · . II DAYS WORDS .· II . Ad "'"''I oH" • But now they are retiring, we'll miss them, you can boll Aglftwo're going to give them, so they'll not soon forget Their friends In Appelachla who hope they'll C01l)t back soon (With practice !hey may even IE!Ilrn just how to play a tunell If the clanged thing can't be mastered, just hang It on the wall For a conversation piece- then, too, It will help you to recall The group of us.at Grace Church- your perllng us disturbs We hope you'll come back often, csuse we love you, Plat· tenburgsl , SELL YOUR DON'T NEEDS 1 .. Adopted all our crazy ways, and added to them, loo. SteltoiC!IIIIIs t;hey soon became, and "Cemetery Day" .Is now in aiinu.feveiit. "me thinks" 'It's' hereto stay. They also launched 1 Frog Room with appropriate words and moflons ' And did dedicate this hallowed ground with amulets and potions. AI Christmas time, one Can't descr!bt the buuty of their TI, I J Clh, Appelachla took a turn, we must say, for the better When ~ry Ann and Stanley csme -In answer to our letter. ~r Church became a friendly home, they filled so many roles. Mary Ann, she fed our egos, and Stanley fed our souls. Thty helped us beautify our Church by planning many banners When they were hung, we were Impressed by all their splendid grandeurs. WHEN YOU 1 1 I . 1 "' To tell about the fun we had -the food- the decorations The house spilled over with our mirth, our joy and re<:rutlons. model. or a detective ::~~~f'ur:rl~~ :~:iv!t;: I a...'.."'..''.."..''..'"..''..' m..••..-••-:•-P•!"'"~'·..•d_ _• ,: :!o: :'" : ~ ao:,"'.,tm_.._"'_'""'..m..~ ..~ ~·..d '"-·~.;.......• ,:~!=--:.._do_,._"'..'"'-'O..d~t-i~~·J and his young 1 f.;' riner - right? ABC seems ~~~~~~~ "R:d~~w,ewot Ia~~: o think so. 11dhon't. Anyhow, 1· Write Ytur Ad I Please Print. Use One Space fer fiR -..L·w-.:...wnl Y. can see e preview 'of !Morgan, Menke, Hall, et 'Wheeler & Murdoch," 9 1 · · ' al.) and prospects lor the p.m., Ch. 12. nnant racech'n this special. +++ . I 7pe: 30 p.m., . 4. Dick . Cavell fans, at. Who wrote the 189J chI1dren's opera, "Hansel & + ++ Gretel," based on !he MOVIES : "Second Grimm Brothers f.alry tale? Gr~t t Se " • d Answer : Engelberl Hum . "Cr~., ••• p.m .• an of the Cit " 11 perdlnck (fhe German bothYCh. 10. y, : 30 p.m., composer, not the British + ++ singer). See It, kids, at 8 TUESOAY: Gone are the p.m., Ch. 1+1. + + Gomer Pyle reruns at 10:30 a.m. on Ch. 10, and making A Grim Fairy Tale is Its debut Is a risquely·lllled portrayed on the problem of show called, " Amatour's child abuse In fl special, G ld 10 L . "Children In Peril.'' on Ch. 6 u e ove.'' which Is r~lly a pretly harmless. 11 8, 30 p.m. J +++ sounding ~arne show, and "A Small Town In Iowa," not every! lng you always· •uhjectola Harry Reasoner wanted to know, etc. ' ·~··~ :t.,it. lome lemon like the '71 version? Baseball fans will want to tentlon : He's back from vacsllon. 11:30 p.m., Ch. 6. I( ...It -r With Christmas trees In every room, '!would rHIIy lake a &igood IS 1he '70 +++ ~ home, YOU'LL CLEAN UP FAST Robi115011's ~neB 1 I . I T' , • I . ws:pee Q(>~~~flir'1r"'-.,_, -x~-."1' ~,., ~,,~ . . . Well, . . lnlo this communlty, lhere came a couple who r··,l!··~ · I I ·'lbe.Rev. Mr.llld Mn. Plattenhur~ bave purcbased a threebedroom home ln.Cincinnati - the flrst home they bave ever owned. · The poem written by Mra. Reed especially for the occasion, follon: . In the heart of Appalachia ton a map Irs hard to lind) Lies the town of Pomeroy with Its towering cliffs behind. The river li-lts main street- except when there's a flood And then It comes right In the stores and luves a lot of mud. But no·oneseems to mind It, the kids getoutohchool, And parllessprlng up everywhere- they really play It cool! Since this town's far from Broadway and city music hells The people make thel• own good limes wjth fl;og j~"lP• _and 10belfl: Arranging Demonstrated· Activities . · lllC$. biJ w!fe leaviqJ the CQ!IIIIIunlly w.. Conveyed by the mened ..mlil wom by the nearl;y Ill parl!lbionjll'll attenabig. The Rev. Mr. · Plattenlllrg Is · retirlllg from the active iQlnistry. ·: ' ' ~ . ' . . The·..... ~pie caiiu,·hm N!!r York Qlylo Pomeroy three,... • . For 11 yeln ~- 1111, they Uved 1n Clm:lnnati wbm !bey now bave two d•ugblen llld NVera1 grandchUdren. Both confetlled that they love It here and are ftnciQg It dilllcult to' lillw. . · . HOlling the event ~Mr.llld Mra. Crow,and Mr. and Mra. Pa!rick .IPcha'y, alone with members of the vetttry and their wile~; Mr. ml Mra. Rome Wllllamaon, Mr. and Mra. Ted Reed, . Mr..and Mn. Dille Dutlap, Mr. and Mra; Thereon Jobn8on, Mr. . and Mn. Leo Story, Mr. and Mn. ~n Kelton, Mra. Paul Ciapm•'!. 'l'ollliD)' Reed,' and Mra. J. 0. Roedel. Mra. Harold Sargent lll8[da the lavon. With an orlginll poem, Mra. Reed presented, on behalf of the church, allandmA~ dulcimer to the Rev. Mr. and Mra. Plat· INGELS FOR tHE BEST a " An Ill' of~ about the rector of Grace Episcopal <llurCh · Flow~r . ' SyraCute. Oren Funeral services for Archie D. Well, 64, of near Chester, who drowned Saturday in a well on the Sumner Road, were held at 2 p.m. today at the Silver Ridge Methodiat Church with the Rev. Jacob Lehman officiating. Mr. WalJ, the son of the late Leonard and Ber.tha Well, was also preceded in death by Largest Supply- .In sister, Mrs. Ora (Fay) Well Hawk, in 1926. Surviving are a In The Big Bend nephew, Harold Hawk; two great-nephews, Mark and Shop Ingels before Dean Hawk, and a great-niece, you buy. Buy today, Krist! Hawk, all of installed tomorrow Hockingport, and several by Ingels' expert Middleport's Community Mt. Moriah Baptist Church; cousins. craftsmen. Mr. Well was a member of Good Friday Services will be . the Rev. Charles Simons, the Silver Ridge Methodiat held at the Mt. Moriah Baptist pastor of the Middleport First Designs, Textures Church . Burial was in the Oturch, Fourth and Main Sts. BaptistChurch,andtheRev. S. The special service will D. Jackson,. pastor of the Silver Ridge Cemetery. and Colors consist of the Seven Last Words Naomi Baptist Church, of Christ on the Cros.s preached Pomeroy, and the First Baptist For ARoom Pleaii8Dt Valley Hoapltal by seven area and guest Church In Rutland. ' Names of patients admitted ministers. Special guest ministers will or A Houseful. have been temporarily The Rev. Henry L. Key, be the Rev. H. J. Scott, discontinued for publication. pastor of the MI. Moriah associate paslol' of the 12th Discharges: Kathy Plants, Church, announces that the Avenue J!aptist Church, Pliny; Patrick Rymer, Leon; services will begin at 11:45 Columbus. A'cordial Invitation · . Paul Asbury; Delaware,_ 0,; a.m..an~ c!lillinuQ untll 111ljlut a·... ls exlelldedito thtfP\IQllc. · . ;. ·' ~·26as -'·'·c ... , ,.., , JamesTaylor,Gallipolls;Mrs. , p.l)l .• &peakjn~, ..will.·~ · the ::,,; 1· : vL!J '""'m'l.' GeorgeRogar,Poin!Pless.ant; following ministers: The Rev. • • • • • • • • • 1 r..eo Rainey, G~Wpolla Ferry: J. D. King, pastor of the · Christian Martin, Henderson; Triedstone Baptist Church, Su.jan Bush, Point Pleasant; Gallipolis; the Rev. Robert Mrs .. Mary Brown, Point Bumgarner, pastor of the Pleas.ant; Mrs. George Green, Heath ·United Methodist Hartford; Robert Watson, Church, Middleport; the Rev. J~~y Elliott, Point Pleas.ant; Edward Buffington, pastor of William Lee, Henderson. the Forest Run Baptist Church Births: March 22: a son to Pomeroy; the Rev. Nyl~ Mr. and Mra. Johnny Lilly, Borden, former pastor of the Point Pless.ant; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Williams, ' Pomeroy, 0.: March 24, a son to Mr. and Mrs . James . FINE SUSPENDED Grueser, Pomeroy; March 25, Mra. Amy Jones of Jackson a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. was fined $500 in the court of Bernard Smith, Point Pomeroy Mayor William Pleas.ant, and a s.on to Mr. and Baronick Saturday on conMrs. Charles Craft, Point viction of falling to remove a Pleas.ant. desd tree from property which she owns on Mulberry Ave. The ftne was suapended on condition that Mrs. Jones has the THUENER ILL lree removed by Friday. William 'Ibuener, Syracuse, Is a patient at Doctors' Memorial Hospital, 18th St. and Sixth Ave., Huntington, W. Va. His room number Is 213. · mwm;J IY CIIARLBNE BOa'Lial A f.-enll tea bo11oring the Rev. llld Mn. Stlllley Plat,llnblq, wbo wW move to Clilcbmati·Aprll i, . . llallld SUnday ilfteu_, at the ~padous home ctl Mr. and Mn. ll'red Crow in ---------------•fl!ll-. Services Held . . . ,. . Js.aac A. Taylor, 87, died Sundsy at his Long Bottom Route I residence. Mr. Taylor, the son of the late Is.aac and Nancy Me· Murray Taylor also was preceded in death by two children in infancy, four brothers and two sisters. BOXES TO INFIRMARY Surviving are his wife, SAME DAY The Friendly Neighbors Club Lennie ; six sons, Clifford will take Easter boxes to the SERVItE . Eugene, James Edward, In AI9:-0ut At 5 William Arthur and Delbert, Meigs County Inflnnary at 6:30 p. m. Tu~y . A regular all of Long Bottom, and Virgil ·Use Our FrH Porking Lot . Harold of Cincinnati and meeting will follow at 7:30 at Joseph Carroll of Akron ; two the home of Mrs . Leon , daughters, Zelma and Evelyn, McKnight. 216 E. 2nd, Pomeroy .. Long Bottom; two sisters, Mra. Ethel Larkins and Mrs. Mabel - ·~· fletcher, both of Long Bottom; 13 grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. • HIGHLJGHlS Funeral services will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at the with Paul Crabtree Bald Knob Oturch with the CALL POINTVIEW : 992 - 2505 Rev. Edward Griffith of· ficiatlng. Burial will be in the Bald Knob Cemetery. Friends new show thlsafternoon, and favorite locales, a little may call at the Ewing Funeral doiighttulfolks they are. You middle American com . mCheay know them as Sonny & munlly. 8 p.m., Ch. 6. Home until noon Wednesday. r. 4:30 p.m., Ch. 4. +++ + + + Whattelevlslon needs Is an The New Red Machine - "We are going to use the guards and supervisors at this point to run the prison tomorrow and not csll In the National Guard," the state corrections chi~ s.a.id. The rally at the pen had sta!Ud earlier in the day at the EARLY SERVICE statehouse in the downtown Easter Sunrts.e services will area, where a daughter of a be held at 6 a.m. Sunday at the prison revolt leader was Bradford Church of Christ. among the speakers to the group . Rita Conte , whose lather, Richard Conte, was convicted of playing a key part in the 1968 Ohio Pen riots as walJ aa recent troubles at the prison, told them ''he keeps . resisting and working for change." "We're going to do FOOTLONG HOTDOG WllH SAUCE something about it," she said. ''We're going to change it." 10' DRINK 10' BAG OF CHIPS The sicko(:all strike by guards at the ~n was the -- ALL THIS latest in a chain~f-ev,nts FOR ONLY wblch enveloped aeyerlll other Penal inltiluti0111 around the REG. 60' aiatelutweek. What trli8ered the events Wll a pri8oner work strike at ft 1.1.1;, the JiNon here. When correcIIGIII olllcilll agreed to aeveral · Phont 992-2556 rule-llberail&ing conceulons, AI The End of Pomeroy Bridge the 'guards balked. ' • . ••H .._.., Pullet 11t1 Is tiiUII wtlthl ef one OPlOMETRIST AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST 'COURT ST., '' MIDDLEPORT, 0. �\ •! ,, 1-TbeDIIIJIIelltlnel,'MIMepllli-Pomttvy,Q.. Mareh 27, 19'12 . . NOW,WHAR IN THUNDER DID THAT OL' MULE TROT OI'F TO? ..~en,tinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentin~l- Classifieds .Get Results! Notice DOGS, free to good homes. """'' tan female, 2 years, ~ck male, 5 mos. Good with children. Phone 992-7370. 3-26-3tc FIGHT fatigue with Zipples, the great Iron pill. Only $1 .98 at Nelson Drugs. 3-17-JOip READY NOW FOR Easter, Mum s, geranl,ums and pans ies , CLELAND ' S GREENHOUSE, Rac ine. 3-23-tfc In Memory IN LOVING memory of 0. E. (Mack) McKinley, Sr., who passed away Easter Sunday, March 26, 1967: No one knows the sllenl hearlache. onlv those who have lost can tell, 01 lhe grief that Is borne In silence, for the one we loved Po•eny ·Motor Co. 2 SillS Of QUALITY .. Mobile Homes For Sile 1'1:"~-"'"' --~---"M· 1950 INTERNATIONAL 1;, .• 1970 CHEVELLE SS396 CPE. 12295 Green fin ish, blk . vinyl roof. green vinyl Interior, new wide ~val tires, 4 speed trans ., power steering. radio . A sweelheart of a buy . 12' • 14' - 24' • WIDE MILLER MOBILE HOMES 11220 Wuhington Blvd. Btlpro, Ohio 1969CHEV. IMPALACPE. $2095 V-8 engine, aulomallc trans .. p. steering, factory air conditioned, good w-w tires, radio, dark green finish with spotless Inter ior. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. S.OO P.M. f'PMEROY, OHIO without you, and sad has been the way, For life and home are not the same, since you were called away. Sadly missed by wife. Lena ; sons. Earl and Brooks; daughter, Ruth Sheets. 3-27-ltc tQn )ruck , engine recently · overhauled, phone 992-6602. 3-U-Jip 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 12495 Local 1 owner, new car trade In, 13,000 miles, automatic trans .• luggage rack. ratllo, chrome wheel covers, blue color, blk . vinyl Interior. so well. It's a lonesome house . I Auto Sales 1967 4-DOOR ' Flol, good condition ; sell or take older model pickup on trade; phone 985-3920. 3-26-llc 1966 PLYMOUTH Satelllle, 2 door Hardtop, 318 cu. ln., pclwer steering, radio, heater and defrosler, $695 ; phone 949-3211 , Racine. 3·24-3tc 1971 DODGE VAN, 6 cylinder, 3 1968, 60x 12 two bedroom mobile speed, insulated & paneled, 27,000 miles, $2,300 or best home, fully carpeted except bathroom and kitchen; 8xl6 offer. Phone 698-3293. porch, aluminum awning, 3-23-6tc aluminum skirting. Phone 985-3309 or write Terry '64 PONTIAC, hardtop, 4 speed, Swartz, Rt. 2, Coolville. Ohio. 4 barrel, other extras; phone J-23-6tp 992-6813. 3-26-Jtc CASH PAID For all makes and --====-:-:-models of mobile homes. 1966 PLYMOUTH BarracUdA, Phone area code 614-423-9531. V-8, 4-speed. Phone 742-451 1i 3-23·61c Interested. 3-26·6fc Busines Services ' r--- ' IDQNIAL ,AUJO IJDY Complet'e bOdy repairs and paintings, glass installation, · free loaner cars and e·stimates. also mechanical repairs. Phone 992-3793 & CONSTRUCOON 1 car gar.... llrtck wall to wall arpot. CAN'T~ &-· PWIIBING '00. fn~nl, CoMPUTiR. Mlddii!Mirl, Ohio . Dill AIIIIMtiiY Plumlllnt We lia.. • e~~mpltfo - ONLY IU,75D THAT'S THE WANGUP ON& tNTRODucliD HIM TO /11'1 O~D LAD'/ ,.._~r-'·1 ,CAN DO 1. Sldi"'. ; comcustomer are fully protection . 32 HEY, LORI, WHERE'S 1Hr' DINNER i" ??-Thilr'S ·pRi:siOENT sEEKS LONG· LOST sOOKS kNITTED BY e»ETS'f ROSS - -- - - - CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR OON.DITIONING REGISTERED I>OESN'r HE WLIZii WHAT COMPUTiillS Molntenonct Service lho yell' oround. Holl\•lfor what your - · ·Com pitt. roof or ·spo.u tl"' refllllr. Interior ;or e•twlor clrflltltnt: Coiling lifo ond'hnoling ond Comploto Plum~l!lll I Heotlng. · Dly Number 992·2550 Wo hove 24 hr. omertenty service. · work . All SMitH NELSON MOTORS. INC. N.V OU> MAN tS ANTI• 2"-U-In$1. ALLSIDE IU!lDERS & m-s-.1 742-~7 CONSTit. CO. WANT ADS .4olice From the largest 992-3898 742-47.1 INFORMATION LOSE weight with New Shape ' Wure fully Insured . Bulldozer Radiator lo the DEADLINES Tablets. 10 day supply only SAVE $2,000 to $3,000 on a Smallest Heater Core. 5 P.M. Day Before $1.49 at Dutton Drug Co.• modular home. Due to a local For Sale Publlcallon · · Nallllln BillS Free ..tlmate Mlddleporl, Nelson Drug dealer closing his sales lol, "STAR" kills rats quickly, Monday Deadllo' 9 a.m. Rltliahir Sptcioltst Store, Ponneroy . , ON .. . two 24x50 Kit Modular homes Sure. 2112 lbs. $1.69; EbenCancellallon & Correcllons 3-27-31p and one 24x44 Tek Modular bach Hdwe .. Sugar Run Mills, . ;; Will be accepled unlll9a.m. for, LEGAL NOTICI: home will be sold at absolute Pickens Hdwe., Mason . Dey of Publication · Wanted To Buy cost. Shown by apdealers 3-19-JOtp (Amended Substitute Senate REGULATIONS pointment only . Call Belpre. Joint Resolution No.3) Ph. . The Publisher reserves lhe OLD FURNITURE. dishes, JOINT RESOLUTION Ohio, area code 614-423-9531 >HDWAL TER'S Wet Pet Shop, rlghllo edll or re)ect any ads clocks, brass beds, silver PropOsing to amend sect ion 6 for appointment. Chesler, Dhlo. Phone 985-3356. deemed oblecllonal. The dollars or complete of Article XV of the Constitution 3-23-6tc Tropical fish and supplies. publisher will nol be households . Write M. D. of the State of Ohio to authorize Stop In and compare. · responsible for more than one Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 state lottery, the net proceeds READ THIS! You can save 3-1-27tp lncorrecl lnserllon . of which shall be paid Into the Call 992-6271 . literally hundreds Ieven "EvtrYfhilllf In Homo general revenue fund of the RATES J-16-lfc atate. thousands) of dollars on a late TROPICAL · F IS~C (ailey Mllnletutnco" For Wan! Ad ServiCe For Appointment · APPOLOOSA model used or re-possessed guppies, angels and breeders, 5 cents per Word one Insertion • Be It resolved by the Ge'neral Minimum Charge75c mobile home. Before you buy · Bellas and . supplies. Phone Wanted To Rent Phone 949-2803 MEIGS, W. VA; 252l0 Assembly of the Stfllte of Ohio, 12 any mobile home slop and see 992-5443. j three -fifths of the members of cents per word three MODERN lor 4 bedroom home. MEIGS992·7151 lhe huge selecllon of 8, 10 and 12-30-lfcl tach hOuse concurring therein , consecutive Insertions. . . MASON 773-5634 Phone 992-3062. 12 wide mobile homes thai we ---.,..-::;:--:--,:---:-;_, .,~ !hot there shall be submitted to 18 cents per word six cOn· 3-2-lfc have on display. We arrange s·TRAWBE~RRY PI t Ch 11 the electors of the state In the 'Secutlve Insertions. $50 Reg. Mares financing for you. Low 'do_wn an s, or e manner prescribed by taw at 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Fosler near Racine Locks; , $40 Grade tht election to be held on the ads and ads paid within 10 payments. Easy credit terms. phone 247-2309. Employment Wanted first Tuesday after the first days Don 't forget we are the area 3·22-61p I • ,· • Monday In May , 1972, a C.A'"D OF THANKS dealer for " Detrolter" mobile : DRY ·wALL Finisher conproposal to amend Section 6 ot K homes. One of the oldest and tractor. R. I. Dubbeld, phone I Article XV of lhJ! Conslltullon ot & OBITUARY ROOMS and bath with best names In the Industry. 8 basement, 742·5825. .· -Ohio to read as follows : $1.50 1or SO· word minimum. double lot, garage Phol)e 667-3856 Dcn' l walt. Stop now at Berry- In Pomeroy. ARTICLE XV Eoch oddlllonal word 2c. 3-27-ltc 992-5570 Miller Mobile Homes Sales. after 6 p.m .Phone Section 6. Lotteries, and tho BLIND ADS or anytime 705 Farson Slreet, Belpre, weekends. 111e of lottory tickets. lor any Addlllonal 25c Charge per " purpose whatever , shall forever Advertisement. . Ohio, across the railroad Help ~anted J-22-61p TERMITES~ be prohibited In th is Slate, · OFFICE HOURS tracks from Kaiser txcept that the general . Aluminum. Ph. o ne area code Gel Rid of Them HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS. Phone 992-2094 ossembly may outhorlze the 8. 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m. Dolly, Enlist now - stay home until 614-423-9531. Open 7 days a EARLY American Style n'IWIY We will protoct ony single conduct of state lotteries 8:30 a.m. lo 12 :00 Noon after graduation. Guaranleed week . . made Cherry bed and nlghl restricted to the selling of rights Saturday. dwelling residence for Pomi!OJ ltofne & Auto assignments to Europe, to participate therein and the 3-2J-6tc s lands and Cherry Gun n• Mlln St. award ing of prizes by drawings N Korea, Hawaii, or selected '1 ..9.50 Cablnel ; 7 gun capacity; 2 ~- Dtlen nus Belpre, 0. 423-6551 when the entlr.e not proceeds of 0 ICe locations in the US. See your evening gowns, size 9; phone Mondly fhru Saturday WRinEN WARRANTY anv such lottery are paid into ;_, . . . . local Army representative tor 12 FT. WIDE trailer, with 992-2936. .0. E.. Main, Pomeroy, 0. .· ' Coli Collect 614-452-3158 the general revenue fund of the ALL CATTLEMEN ARE IN..... aulomatlc washer & dryer; AUTOMOBIII:'tllnsurance been fac ts aboul lhe 180-Day 3-26-3tc state. VITED to the Rock Springs air -conditioning; TV ; see cancelled? Los! , your Delayed Entry Program and EFFECTIVE DATE Fairgrounds, Pomeroy, Ohio, Harold Johnson, Chesler. ~ator's license? Call.w.!the Army's new pay raise. OAK Storm Door 6' 8" x 32" ' ANO REPEAL Friday, March 31st, 7 p.m. for Ohio. For more Information call t( adopted by a majority of - $15 ; regular screen door 6' the Southeastern Ohio Polled J-26-llp 8" x 32" - $3 : electric hedge 6-lS.tft the electors voting on lhls collect 593-3022. Hereford Assoc iation 's amendment, It shell take effect .. .. 3-20-11tc · · m till in St. clippers - $8; phone 992-5233. January 1, 1973, and exlstlnA Second Annual Graded Sale AS IS - WHERE IS. First BRADFORD, Auctioneer 3·26·101p Zonesvlllt, Ohio · Section 6 of Article xv of the . . Grading will be done by a come, flrsl served. Starting Complele Sarvlce Constitution of Ohio shall bo panel of three grades. 22 Monday, March 27th at9 a.m. . Ma ke reservations for· yoUr i Phano 949 3821 repealed from · such effective Rugged Buill (1 -5 yrs.), 28 $100 deposit required to hold private . parties. bonquets, 1 date. · Racine, Ohio • Bred and Open Females (10 any unit ; on the· sr.ot finanUNITED STATES Crltt Brodford ,special occasions. : mths.-6 yrs.) will be featured cing ; all sales fina . Real Estate For Sale OF AMERICA 5-1-tfc : Ideal for meeting place · - an exceptional opportunlly STATE OF OHIO AS IS - 7 new 1971 Schultz , . . - - - - . . , . - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - , -~------------.with or wl. t hout kitchen I for commercial or registered . ,.I OFFICE OF THE Mobi le Homes, some with II I INTERIOR loexto.lor palnllng. SECRErARY breeders. For Information : mismatched furniture, some R. I. Dublttld, phone U~-5823. ·pr v t~T!idual' caleflng " OF STATE Sharon Sturbois, Rt . 4, slightly damaged ; huge I, TED W. BROWN , Athens, Dhio 4S701. Ph. 614· ~--27-5tc . Will seal up lo 150 people. savings . Secretary of the State of Ohio, 593-8214. • WHERE IS - Miller Mobile do hereby certify that th e · Phone· 110 Mechanic Street 3·26-41p Homes , 1220 Washington foregoing Is a true copy of 192-3975 992-5786 Amended Substitute Senate Blvd., Belpre. Ohio. ~state Sale Not A Motor Route: Joint Resolution No . J filed in Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 J-26-Jtc the office at the Secretary of • FERTILIZER State and proposing to amend HOUSE BUILDERS. CALL 1965 SCHUL·TZ, 2 bedroom, 10 x NEW LISTING the above section of the Con - Orde-r now , get early GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, 56, completely set-up ; NEW - 3 bedroom. al l electric home, 111• balhs, large stitution of Ohio . discount . Bag , bulk and OHIO. . completely furnished; color living , nice kitchen wllh dcuble sink. Utility room. Plenty IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , liquid fertilizer . Take 3-5-:!0tc delivery from our area TV; stereo; aparlment size I have hereunto subscribed my of dose! space, 2 garages. 1.15 acres. Out on old Route 33. .-...,.,....,~==:---.,.. . name and aff ix ed My official warehouse at Pomeroy . freezer ; portable washer and NICE OLDER HOME · WOMAN to do spring cleaning. ·sEWING .Y.Acl-iflies. Rei>8i~· seal at Columbus this 17th dev dryer; carpeted ; awning and MODERN - 3 bedrooms, 1'12 balhs, birch kllchen, double Write c-o The Dally Senllnel, of March , 1971 . · service, all makes. 992·2284. ASK ABOUT COMPLETE air -conditioning; call 992-5635 sink. stove and refrigerator. Gas fireplace. sliding glass Box 729-E, Pomeroy, Ohio. TED W . BROWN CUSTOM SPRAY SERVICE Tlje Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. or can be seen at 580 S. dcors from dining lo back and side porch. 2 lots, double Secretary of State J-21 ·6fc Authorized Singer Soles and garage . Second, Mlddleporl. tseaD .5ervlce. We Sharpen Scissors. 3-26-3tc 4 BEDROOMS Order You r 3-29-tlc · !3J 27 141 3. 10. 17, 24. ltc NIFTY - Birch kitchen, nalural gas furnace, balh, full Sted Corn Now For basement. Large lol. Garage. $10,000.00 .. 1969 HOLLY PARK, 12 x 60, . 992_4.020 ·sePtic' iani<i deatiid.""Mnter . FURNISHED ana unhrnlshed NEW LISTING early American. carpeted POMEROY Sanitation, Stewarl. Clhlo•.Ph. Close to school: aparlmenls. HARRISONVILLE7 room home, nearly oil carpeted, N, 2nd Middleport living room, front dining 1 J1ck W. C1r11y, Mgr. 662-3035. Phone 992-543-4. 1'1• baths, gas heating . 3 bedrooms. modern kitchen with room, two bedrooms, Phone lf2-21tt 2-12-lft 1 10-18-tfc dcuble sink and bar. 6 lots or Pi• acres. Garage -40x70. awnings, underpinning . ACIIIAGE ' , , . , ~ I .. - Phone 1-985-4210. Corner locallon for service slallon. ' ~ . .. -· . . Just off Rt. 7close to Eastern MEIGS County Fish & Game TRAILER space, con tact Roger HARRISON'S TV and Anterina NEW LISTING 3-26-6tp School. 30 Acre1, 3 bedroom Association will meet WedEpple, 985-4106. Service. Phone 992·2522. . . 1 142 ACRES01 nice clean laying land. 2 barns wllh modern homey electric heat, nesday, March 29, 7:30 p.m. J-26-61c 6-IQillfc' sheds. 4 good springs. farm pond and watering !rough. 2 Tupper ~lama water tap . at the Syracuse Club Rooms. :....,...---.---,.. For Sale car garage, 2 hen houses. Minerals excepl coal. Located 3·26-4tc SMALL trailer, 2 bedroom, 10 Farm near leatern SChool , on hard road. Salem Township. PAINTING, Interior and e::1n£~~eres. 3 btdroom modern -:--:----FREE llckets are now available . 4 ACRES miles north of Pomeroy $65 terlor; coil 992-2368, The' Busy Bee Society of the SMALLEY' S Gift ith<om,e. Lots t1 lit~. Shop, a month; phone 992-7479. on a free giant $20 Easter NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS - 2 bedrooms, balh, T. P. . Pomeroy, Dhlo. Chester, Ohio have flower Carpenter Baptist Church mel water. Nice birch kllchen, double sink and slove. 2 living Basket large chocolate J-22-lfc MIOOLIPORT J-:16-6tp arrangements for Easter . Easler bunny and large fruit rooms. Only 510,500.00. ' at the home of Mrs. Robert Lovely ranch type·brlck .,.. 3 Many other flowers for all FIRST FLOOR. furnished 1 and nut Easter egg. See them $1,500.00 DOWN bedrooms, l'h bat~. built-In Uch. Mrs. James Gaston led READY-MIX CONCRETE . de: occasions ; potted flowers, 99c today and .get your free 3 ACRES - 6 room hou5e, welt, spring, garden. Other kitchen . Cholet location on bedroom a parlmenl, phone devotions. Others present were up ; baskets, loose flowers, livered right Ill your proiect. tickets, no purchase required, buildings. $53.42 a Month. Broadway . 992-3874. Avon bollles and many gill Ful and easy . Free . . at lhe Bright Star Market Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mrs. 3-17-lfc nexllo the Drive-In Theatre, DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS SOLD, BUY TODAY. i Iems. Open 12 1111 6 p.m .• 1 North Sec9nd Ave. - In- · esllmotes. Phone 992-3284. 1 Lewis Smith, Mrs. Reed Jefvestment property easily ' Goeg(eln Re••Y ·Mix Co., . Mason, W. Va. where low TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. days a week . Phone 985-3537. converted Into 4 Apts . 1 BEDROOM trailer apar!fers, Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Mella J-26-6tc Middleport, Dhlo. · 1 prices and convenient service 992-3325 .HELEN L TEAFORD. ASSOCIATE 992-2371 2 Homes. for One - 3 , ments, Ideal for couples . . 6-30-lfc1 Fisher, Mrs . Joe McWhorter are featured every day, check ~-~-------------------.1 bedroom & lalath , mottly ell Contacl McClure's Dairy Isle. WILL do sewing of all kinds In the following prices and stock .• . plntltd, •ttlchtd verege, and Mrs. William Cheadle. 992-5248 or 992-3-t36. my home. Phone 992-6879. your larder. Favorile or For Sale small home, :a room & bath 3-2J-6tc Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starky l·26·301p Bonus brand while breed 7 on same tof. ,loth homes for ." BACKHOE AND DOZERW(H-11.: Septic lankslnstolled. Gttlf'lll loaves $1 with $10 additional ELECTRIC GU!TAR + amp. ont prlct e,aroadway. attended District finals of the · (Bill) Pullins. Phone ~I APARTMENT : 217 N. 3rd St., (Barcloy, like new); Truck P IROY . purchase . Broughton's 2 pet. Grange Ritualistic contest at WILL DO babysitting In my . .. . ~ 1 Locust Str t 3 bedroom, Middleport, 3 rooms and bath, 36" high, long wide topper sweet milk gal. 99c, Bologna country home with children in 1112 bath . mt'tudtl ell carpet private entrance, nice yard , the Hilliards High School in bed; Rl~ple Afghan, Brownin piece lb. 59c, grade A small lhe Middleport, Pomeroy and & drapes . •AU~ched garage. ·sEE FOR:" Awnings, storm phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. eggs J doz. Sl, smoked slab orange; Brownie dress, size 8. Hilliards, Ohio, on Saturday. Rutland areas. Will pickup Sli,OOO . · doors ~nd windows, carports, 601 Elst Mlln Streel 3-23-lfc Poul Life, Success Rd. neor children and deliver them bacon whole or half lb. 49c, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith marquees, aluminum siding Tuppers Plains, phone 667POMEROY, OHIO Van Camp 29 oz. can pork and back lo your home. Write, Brick Sl . Investment and railing. A. Jacob,. sales attended the fWleral of a 2 BEDROOM mobile home with 3544. 992-2259 1114:00 Property. 2 Apt.'s e>etra tot beans 2 cans 59c, Hart's whole giving age of children and represenlatlve. For free air conditioning in Racine for trailer, se,soo. 3-24-Jip cousin, Marvin Smith , at address, lo Jean Hackney, kernel corn 5 cans Sl, Sundoy & Evonlngs estlmales. phone Charles area : phone 992-6329. Route 1. Langsville, Ohio. Broughton's Ice Milk Ice 992-2561 Findlay, Ohio: Syracuse. V. V. Lisle, carry Out a. .Drive-In , close J-23-tlc Cream, Gal. $1.19, while 2 TWIN bed, $25; 1 Kenmore 3-24-Jtc to New, Shopping Ce~tor . Johnson and Son, Inc. Arthur Crabtree who Wl· -:-:------Eleclrlc dryer, $40; 1955 AMC potatoes 50 lb. bag $1 .59, Showing excellent returns, LOT 5oxioo 3-2-lfc- - - - - - truck , $50 ; phone 992-5654. derwent knee surgery at St. CARL Chevalier's Used TRAILER. Brown ' s Trailer Complete assortment of fancy $11,500. MIDDLEPORT-2 story 3-24-101p Clothing Store, Long Bottom , Easler goodies Including Court, Miners vi lle, Ohio, Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, frame, 5 bedrooms, Jl/2 SI!PTIC TANKs' CLEANED Is now at Carpenter's Penn. Easter Baskets from $1.49 to I have m•r'IY nice building phone 992-3324. W. Va. is now convalescing REASONABLE rater.> Ph. 446. baths, dining room. cellar. 2 YEAR old Tennessee Walking lott. zoil Station at Dultts Run. $20. We accept Federal Food 3-J-tlc 4782, Gallipolis. John RusMII~ Horse : contact Larry Jones, 3 garage, In excellent consatisfactorily at his home here . . 3-24-6tp Coupon. Stretch your money, O..ner & Operator. ' miles E. of Racine on Slate . dition, oul of oil floods. good food coupons and time, see us Long Botl~m. phonti _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan ONE LARGE trailer space, Route 124. .' ~ . · 5-12-lfc YOUR . WEiGHT ... for seed potatoes, onion sets location. carpeted . ' who are llv!ng in Cincinnati ABOUT Velma G. Zuspan, 773-5750, 3-24-4tc overweight ladles, leens and and garden ,planls as needed. $12,800.00. 1-28-tfc Mason, W. Va . where he has completed 6 men interested In a Weigh! Save In many ways at Bright VINYL and aluminum siding; --~ ========~ 3-7-18tp Watchers (R) Class In Star Market, next to Drive-In AKC REGISTERED Austrollan months at the Cincinnati J BEDROOM House on Lincoln -free esllmates; references; 1 FLOOR PLAN terrier dogs, nice Easter gift, Pomeroy wr ite : Weigh! Thea tre, Mason, W. Va. ' call collect 446.36011, Byerly Heights, phone 992-5737. College of Mortuary Science, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms. bath, Watchers I R), 1863 Section Conslructlon Co., Galllpalls; 3-7-tl reduced price $50 each; phone 3-23-61c Albany 698-3202. dining room, recreation are spending spring vacation Rd., Cincinnall, Ohio 45237. For Sale ·- - - - 3-~4-JOip 3-24-101p • 10-3-tfc ONE room, garage, obout 1 acre · 60X12. 2-iiodroom. all-electric, . at their borne here and visiting GARDE~ plow, air conditioned, 8x20 11. Porch 0' DELL WHEE aliaiimtini their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. REDUCE sate & fast with Springfield make roto, price PAINT DAMAGE. 1971 Zig-zag STRAWBERRY planls on hand of ground. $19,900.00. . ond aluminum awning, located a! Crossroads, Rt 124 · 560. Phone 949-3331 . sewing machines. Slln In Clinton Gilkey, Albany and Mr. Go B e~.• Tablels & E-Vap now at the Midway Market. 10 ACRES olomlnum skirting, cam. Complele fran! end aer~lc:e> original cartons . No at 3-23-lOtp " wafer pills' at Nelson Drugs. Varieties •re Sparkle, Sure Nice laying ground, borders and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, local, r,tetely ltlup. Beluflfuf, tune up anct broke MrVIco, , tachments needed as our Crop, Mldlond and Sunrise. J-17-201p 8 Xl5 TRAILER, converted Into and other relatives here. controls ore built ln. Sews Other .an 2 roads, some limber. ocallon. OWner leovlng tlole. . Wheels balanced ilocvarllles arriving nexl camper-type home ; plus wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes week are Calsklll, Robinson, Phone 9"'·82 or 992-5272. ' lrottlcelly. All w_~rk lorge barn, milk house, crib Steve Glllosly, son of Mr . and CHICKEN Barbecue Easter 1 attached new bathroom and 2 buttonholes, sew on buttons, Reoson~te: Midway •and Everbearlng . and other buildings, 1'12 story ·~---""":~~~_1::,·1::0::-tt::c, guaranleed. Mrs. Cecil GIUogly spent the Sunday, April 2, from 11 a.m . bedroom building ; can easily monograms, and blind hem frame home, 7 rooms, balh, 4 ·· · ·· · · • · ., rates. Phone 992-3213. . . Midway Market, W. Mafn ' to 5 p.m. at the Racine Fire weekend with the Bov Scouts be moved ; ld•al for the slltch. Full c~sh price, $38.50 Streel, Pomeroy. Phone 992- bedrooms, fine ior a family . SIAX RDOConM house, l33 Bulfernin ' · 7-27-ltc: Station . Complete chi. c ken on a camping trip to Old Man's OUTDOORSMAN who wants or budget plan available: 2582. ve. lac! Ed Hedrick, 2137 ' dinner $1.50, chicken only $1. JUST $17,600.00. 'Wedsworth Drive. Columbus~ a good, bul cheap dwelling as Phone 992-5641 . Cave State P!Jl'!t;, 3-24-Jic 3·22-9tc a campsite. Phone Frank Dhlo, phone 237-4334. .J.22-61c Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood and -· . Gheen, 949-4651, or Carl 3 BEDROOMS 11-21-tfc Gheen, 742-58-42. VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 FRIGIDAIRE deluxe dish- 5 room, 1 story !rome. 2 ·· ·· · family, Charleston, W. Va. KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Flame washer, good condition, of Hope Perfumes. Human & baths, full basement, . fllce 6 ROOM house & bath, on Slate model. Complete with all nre weekend guesta of Mr. synthetic portable. $40 ; phone 992-5623 kitchen, Iorge lol wllh frailer wigs.· No need to ==:-=-- - - --3-.....:22-6tc cleaning tools. Small paint after Route 12,j, wllh on acre of 1 4 p.m. and Mrs. William Lawson and property, 17,500; pi1one 992leave Meigs or Mason County BEEGLE pups, 6 months old, damage In shipping . Will take 2:117. • · 3-26-3tc space, 9111· Iorced air furfor lack of money . If In$15 male and female, phone $27 cosh or budget plan family. nace. good neighborhood. · •. 3-26-5tc 1 teres led call 992-5113. 742-3656. available. Phone 992-5641. · ; :;0:;-L;:;D-;:tr::-al:;-le:-r--abo : u:t -: 8 ::-, -x..,. 20', Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culwell, $7,900.00. lr 3-7-lfc 3-22-101p 3-22-6tc sullable to place on river, tndlanapolla, Indiana, were ) "BEDROOM r.,ch lype hon)o-;" $400; phone 992-5786. HENRY E. CLELAND SR. ,Arbaugh ~Ilion, Tuppers IJllllla of btl parents, Mr. and WALNUT-Stereo radio com. Found POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, ------'-----......:. 3·_:: 22-6tc REALTOR Pllint. All . new wllh lotlf Mrs. Jerry Culwell and other bin a lion, four speed In Park view Kennels. Phone 992-; electric olld centra~ air MONEV, Monday, March 13, 10 termixed changer , . four ' relatives here. 5443. · BEAUTIFUL colon lei maple NiCE 2-sto• Y nome wllh full condiUonlng, batlland 'lie-fully a.m. in front of Liquor Store. speaker sound sr.slem, dUal 8-15·tfc stereo, AM-FM radio, four basement, lots. new forced carpeled, full bosemenl1 Mrs. Ney ~nter fell at 2 Owner may have by lden. volume · contro. Balance • speakers. 4 speed automallc air furnace. Near Pomeroy. garage In bnemtnf. S.. by her home and suffered a lifylng am ount and·paying for . . $68.42. Use oyr budget terms. BOAT. motoranJirailer. Phone changer. separate controls. Elemenlary School. Pltotte' .,poinfmlitilt, fill- 992-2196 ad. 667-3031. Call 992-7085. · brollen arm which is now (n a Bolance $79.56. Use our _ IJ!I. or 992-3515. Dllnny ThomPIOfl. Nl 992 7384 10 J-14-14tc l-22-6tc· budget terms, Coli 992-7085. 3-22-6tc fl-1-ffc ,_ Finet1Cing lvlfllblt. . . · vn cut. 3-22-6tc - -- - -- - - - ' _....,:_ _ _._,....,.-!1!:;2·30-:!!!:!!lf~t '--------""-:.l - - - -- - _ ALL WEAlHEit ROOFING 537 High St. Middleport, Ohio _,...-- ··- ,- B&W HEAnNG CO. .. sumpthin' fill Jusr this-orth· OUfOFTHE I'Otten 'boot TAKING 11 RDttenEtr OVE-N. wouldn't Betsy Ross, who sewed the first American Flag,is also ·known to have k!litted the first American pair of socks . Tragically,this historic relic is 11issing .' , Anyorie who donates these socks to the Betsy -Ro.ss Museum will get a personal ,- handshake fro11 the President himself. ~stit- 1 STuD SERVICE ----- OFFICE MAQIINE REPAIR FRANCIS BENEDUM EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 TERttiTES. • ' ~G,A~N~cif&~ -- ~ MAIImA TYPIWRmR t• . Y.CITY EXTERMINATION c. ,.--- -- - - - - , The Otthid Room. . .. WANTED! Carriers for MASON and HARTFORD m& M!-l.IT! l\IC!Iil. ~ 'a:J\1 ~ 'AAtiJ lltN sa; j Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. ·Broker Real ' ,....... ........ -- .. ··- ~ " ~ ~ Si~ I~C\ES! WO ~. BllUIUS, Srre!... IT'S LOTS CHUN! For The Daily Sentinel Ph. 614-992·2156 Rent Carpenter ~ j j • I ~ VERA £Bwt . ~·4: tiNaAr"nr' AC&088 ·n. "Mldnllht &. Eat one'• -- 1. Stock car, for example .,__,,., 8. NATO and News, Event for lL :~!lmtedple. ...,a --~---.,....__,..n U. Deathly ..... r, WOULD f.IAVE WORICE D, IJIIe TllEVFO~TO TilE TOE TAG ------ I RUSUY ~::.~ ~- I. Futened, 25 Verbatim uabone ' yeartt u. Ca!!UoUI lt. Scolred 17. "We-- 1'1. Hebrew letter not alone" lt. RiDda 1t. Noted Jl. Consumer trumpeter H. Golfer U. Trampled Jlelt:Un underfoot 18. Sun YatU. Harbor future 18. Mllwau· %f. Small tee product 1paee DOWN L Frenetic state 1. Aut cenua a. Do In t. Spa!n'a Vletorla Eucenla I( III tJ I ! I I I AEIUPT I I I I .. ,_ I~~Ptlll=~~=-=-~..~::.:;1 t I I I l TIUMAN r~ _.J _ Now- orranp lho dreW leU= . . lho llll'JI'IM. • ••• . lllll'fletl hJ lho a1MI'IUII111B ... . . I s•••n~.,.·, frequent advice t7.Handle II. unit 2ll Fa er (eo b. form) SO. Mountain (eomb. form) II. Lambkin's parent u. F11110UI , Ju.Ut.o> GNOMI AMwHI . Woi IMPTY I!MILl I _ (Me...,.u NIAIIY uua) Not At,faly JIII"'N4, kl oft, MnerwW.- Mlti'nONt tomb -- ---R J we .....,... .• _.i.p..O.i. name II.At-- encb DAILY CRY.PTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLJIAAXR II LONGII'BLLOW I One letter limply llantla for another. In this oample A i~ Uled for the three L'o, X for the two O!s, etc. Single !etten, apOitropbll, tbt ,lenf!l ond fo~~ , of the words are all hlntl. Baeh dl)' the ~· letttn .are tli!erent. C&D'TOCIUOTBS HFJ UJI XJKL ·PTUS IJ LFAFZ!F, ZI ZW . iZCF !tiKI IJ 1 MF FYIFUSFS NZIPSLTNU LFOTX. - IPF NPFU MZMHF Sotwnll)''e Crypteqaote: THE RESPONSIBILITY OF TOL· ERANCE'LIES IN THOSE WHO HAVE THE WIDER VISION. ·wMP0/1390 . YOUR DIAL U FormaUve 'Yetlerdl•r • A.•.,..~r Quilted Doctor'• - --- character • &hoot fn the bag French parent Prevent c ------ lleadowa 1quan, to form four ordinary •onlo. Gn.ek ----- ' 0 cema 7. Nile I. Mr)lent ''The aty Ia falllnt' one Jetter to eaoh airport us I unmambl•u-•Ju•w... worda Ford's IOn U.la)'D.e Exult Raneor Comic llrlP ery 8 e11111 oplller Late eom· patriot of Fidel Cblc:oco .~lJ)J-~t""'::::u:~...J- e. Bof!IJ at. Heney SEATO, lim O.ELAND REALTY Cowboy" chlraeter . • -GIORGI IIJOT tC 1~7~ Klnr Fu\urta 8Jn4i~•Le,lnc. J lI '· ' ,, j. < • .., '' ' WELL,' ' ·' n • I f l I. i'M 0141.'1' 601N6l:l REA0 !)If WORD EACH Mt(.~ itlAS IT! �\ •! ,, 1-TbeDIIIJIIelltlnel,'MIMepllli-Pomttvy,Q.. Mareh 27, 19'12 . . NOW,WHAR IN THUNDER DID THAT OL' MULE TROT OI'F TO? ..~en,tinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentin~l- Classifieds .Get Results! Notice DOGS, free to good homes. """'' tan female, 2 years, ~ck male, 5 mos. Good with children. Phone 992-7370. 3-26-3tc FIGHT fatigue with Zipples, the great Iron pill. Only $1 .98 at Nelson Drugs. 3-17-JOip READY NOW FOR Easter, Mum s, geranl,ums and pans ies , CLELAND ' S GREENHOUSE, Rac ine. 3-23-tfc In Memory IN LOVING memory of 0. E. (Mack) McKinley, Sr., who passed away Easter Sunday, March 26, 1967: No one knows the sllenl hearlache. onlv those who have lost can tell, 01 lhe grief that Is borne In silence, for the one we loved Po•eny ·Motor Co. 2 SillS Of QUALITY .. Mobile Homes For Sile 1'1:"~-"'"' --~---"M· 1950 INTERNATIONAL 1;, .• 1970 CHEVELLE SS396 CPE. 12295 Green fin ish, blk . vinyl roof. green vinyl Interior, new wide ~val tires, 4 speed trans ., power steering. radio . A sweelheart of a buy . 12' • 14' - 24' • WIDE MILLER MOBILE HOMES 11220 Wuhington Blvd. Btlpro, Ohio 1969CHEV. IMPALACPE. $2095 V-8 engine, aulomallc trans .. p. steering, factory air conditioned, good w-w tires, radio, dark green finish with spotless Inter ior. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. S.OO P.M. f'PMEROY, OHIO without you, and sad has been the way, For life and home are not the same, since you were called away. Sadly missed by wife. Lena ; sons. Earl and Brooks; daughter, Ruth Sheets. 3-27-ltc tQn )ruck , engine recently · overhauled, phone 992-6602. 3-U-Jip 1971 VOLKSWAGEN SQ. BACK SEDAN 12495 Local 1 owner, new car trade In, 13,000 miles, automatic trans .• luggage rack. ratllo, chrome wheel covers, blue color, blk . vinyl Interior. so well. It's a lonesome house . I Auto Sales 1967 4-DOOR ' Flol, good condition ; sell or take older model pickup on trade; phone 985-3920. 3-26-llc 1966 PLYMOUTH Satelllle, 2 door Hardtop, 318 cu. ln., pclwer steering, radio, heater and defrosler, $695 ; phone 949-3211 , Racine. 3·24-3tc 1971 DODGE VAN, 6 cylinder, 3 1968, 60x 12 two bedroom mobile speed, insulated & paneled, 27,000 miles, $2,300 or best home, fully carpeted except bathroom and kitchen; 8xl6 offer. Phone 698-3293. porch, aluminum awning, 3-23-6tc aluminum skirting. Phone 985-3309 or write Terry '64 PONTIAC, hardtop, 4 speed, Swartz, Rt. 2, Coolville. Ohio. 4 barrel, other extras; phone J-23-6tp 992-6813. 3-26-Jtc CASH PAID For all makes and --====-:-:-models of mobile homes. 1966 PLYMOUTH BarracUdA, Phone area code 614-423-9531. V-8, 4-speed. Phone 742-451 1i 3-23·61c Interested. 3-26·6fc Busines Services ' r--- ' IDQNIAL ,AUJO IJDY Complet'e bOdy repairs and paintings, glass installation, · free loaner cars and e·stimates. also mechanical repairs. Phone 992-3793 & CONSTRUCOON 1 car gar.... llrtck wall to wall arpot. CAN'T~ &-· PWIIBING '00. fn~nl, CoMPUTiR. Mlddii!Mirl, Ohio . Dill AIIIIMtiiY Plumlllnt We lia.. • e~~mpltfo - ONLY IU,75D THAT'S THE WANGUP ON& tNTRODucliD HIM TO /11'1 O~D LAD'/ ,.._~r-'·1 ,CAN DO 1. Sldi"'. ; comcustomer are fully protection . 32 HEY, LORI, WHERE'S 1Hr' DINNER i" ??-Thilr'S ·pRi:siOENT sEEKS LONG· LOST sOOKS kNITTED BY e»ETS'f ROSS - -- - - - CENTRAL HEATING OR AIR OON.DITIONING REGISTERED I>OESN'r HE WLIZii WHAT COMPUTiillS Molntenonct Service lho yell' oround. Holl\•lfor what your - · ·Com pitt. roof or ·spo.u tl"' refllllr. Interior ;or e•twlor clrflltltnt: Coiling lifo ond'hnoling ond Comploto Plum~l!lll I Heotlng. · Dly Number 992·2550 Wo hove 24 hr. omertenty service. · work . All SMitH NELSON MOTORS. INC. N.V OU> MAN tS ANTI• 2"-U-In$1. ALLSIDE IU!lDERS & m-s-.1 742-~7 CONSTit. CO. WANT ADS .4olice From the largest 992-3898 742-47.1 INFORMATION LOSE weight with New Shape ' Wure fully Insured . Bulldozer Radiator lo the DEADLINES Tablets. 10 day supply only SAVE $2,000 to $3,000 on a Smallest Heater Core. 5 P.M. Day Before $1.49 at Dutton Drug Co.• modular home. Due to a local For Sale Publlcallon · · Nallllln BillS Free ..tlmate Mlddleporl, Nelson Drug dealer closing his sales lol, "STAR" kills rats quickly, Monday Deadllo' 9 a.m. Rltliahir Sptcioltst Store, Ponneroy . , ON .. . two 24x50 Kit Modular homes Sure. 2112 lbs. $1.69; EbenCancellallon & Correcllons 3-27-31p and one 24x44 Tek Modular bach Hdwe .. Sugar Run Mills, . ;; Will be accepled unlll9a.m. for, LEGAL NOTICI: home will be sold at absolute Pickens Hdwe., Mason . Dey of Publication · Wanted To Buy cost. Shown by apdealers 3-19-JOtp (Amended Substitute Senate REGULATIONS pointment only . Call Belpre. Joint Resolution No.3) Ph. . The Publisher reserves lhe OLD FURNITURE. dishes, JOINT RESOLUTION Ohio, area code 614-423-9531 >HDWAL TER'S Wet Pet Shop, rlghllo edll or re)ect any ads clocks, brass beds, silver PropOsing to amend sect ion 6 for appointment. Chesler, Dhlo. Phone 985-3356. deemed oblecllonal. The dollars or complete of Article XV of the Constitution 3-23-6tc Tropical fish and supplies. publisher will nol be households . Write M. D. of the State of Ohio to authorize Stop In and compare. · responsible for more than one Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1 state lottery, the net proceeds READ THIS! You can save 3-1-27tp lncorrecl lnserllon . of which shall be paid Into the Call 992-6271 . literally hundreds Ieven "EvtrYfhilllf In Homo general revenue fund of the RATES J-16-lfc atate. thousands) of dollars on a late TROPICAL · F IS~C (ailey Mllnletutnco" For Wan! Ad ServiCe For Appointment · APPOLOOSA model used or re-possessed guppies, angels and breeders, 5 cents per Word one Insertion • Be It resolved by the Ge'neral Minimum Charge75c mobile home. Before you buy · Bellas and . supplies. Phone Wanted To Rent Phone 949-2803 MEIGS, W. VA; 252l0 Assembly of the Stfllte of Ohio, 12 any mobile home slop and see 992-5443. j three -fifths of the members of cents per word three MODERN lor 4 bedroom home. MEIGS992·7151 lhe huge selecllon of 8, 10 and 12-30-lfcl tach hOuse concurring therein , consecutive Insertions. . . MASON 773-5634 Phone 992-3062. 12 wide mobile homes thai we ---.,..-::;:--:--,:---:-;_, .,~ !hot there shall be submitted to 18 cents per word six cOn· 3-2-lfc have on display. We arrange s·TRAWBE~RRY PI t Ch 11 the electors of the state In the 'Secutlve Insertions. $50 Reg. Mares financing for you. Low 'do_wn an s, or e manner prescribed by taw at 25 Per Cent Discount on paid Fosler near Racine Locks; , $40 Grade tht election to be held on the ads and ads paid within 10 payments. Easy credit terms. phone 247-2309. Employment Wanted first Tuesday after the first days Don 't forget we are the area 3·22-61p I • ,· • Monday In May , 1972, a C.A'"D OF THANKS dealer for " Detrolter" mobile : DRY ·wALL Finisher conproposal to amend Section 6 ot K homes. One of the oldest and tractor. R. I. Dubbeld, phone I Article XV of lhJ! Conslltullon ot & OBITUARY ROOMS and bath with best names In the Industry. 8 basement, 742·5825. .· -Ohio to read as follows : $1.50 1or SO· word minimum. double lot, garage Phol)e 667-3856 Dcn' l walt. Stop now at Berry- In Pomeroy. ARTICLE XV Eoch oddlllonal word 2c. 3-27-ltc 992-5570 Miller Mobile Homes Sales. after 6 p.m .Phone Section 6. Lotteries, and tho BLIND ADS or anytime 705 Farson Slreet, Belpre, weekends. 111e of lottory tickets. lor any Addlllonal 25c Charge per " purpose whatever , shall forever Advertisement. . Ohio, across the railroad Help ~anted J-22-61p TERMITES~ be prohibited In th is Slate, · OFFICE HOURS tracks from Kaiser txcept that the general . Aluminum. Ph. o ne area code Gel Rid of Them HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS. Phone 992-2094 ossembly may outhorlze the 8. 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m. Dolly, Enlist now - stay home until 614-423-9531. Open 7 days a EARLY American Style n'IWIY We will protoct ony single conduct of state lotteries 8:30 a.m. lo 12 :00 Noon after graduation. Guaranleed week . . made Cherry bed and nlghl restricted to the selling of rights Saturday. dwelling residence for Pomi!OJ ltofne & Auto assignments to Europe, to participate therein and the 3-2J-6tc s lands and Cherry Gun n• Mlln St. award ing of prizes by drawings N Korea, Hawaii, or selected '1 ..9.50 Cablnel ; 7 gun capacity; 2 ~- Dtlen nus Belpre, 0. 423-6551 when the entlr.e not proceeds of 0 ICe locations in the US. See your evening gowns, size 9; phone Mondly fhru Saturday WRinEN WARRANTY anv such lottery are paid into ;_, . . . . local Army representative tor 12 FT. WIDE trailer, with 992-2936. .0. E.. Main, Pomeroy, 0. .· ' Coli Collect 614-452-3158 the general revenue fund of the ALL CATTLEMEN ARE IN..... aulomatlc washer & dryer; AUTOMOBIII:'tllnsurance been fac ts aboul lhe 180-Day 3-26-3tc state. VITED to the Rock Springs air -conditioning; TV ; see cancelled? Los! , your Delayed Entry Program and EFFECTIVE DATE Fairgrounds, Pomeroy, Ohio, Harold Johnson, Chesler. ~ator's license? Call.w.!the Army's new pay raise. OAK Storm Door 6' 8" x 32" ' ANO REPEAL Friday, March 31st, 7 p.m. for Ohio. For more Information call t( adopted by a majority of - $15 ; regular screen door 6' the Southeastern Ohio Polled J-26-llp 8" x 32" - $3 : electric hedge 6-lS.tft the electors voting on lhls collect 593-3022. Hereford Assoc iation 's amendment, It shell take effect .. .. 3-20-11tc · · m till in St. clippers - $8; phone 992-5233. January 1, 1973, and exlstlnA Second Annual Graded Sale AS IS - WHERE IS. First BRADFORD, Auctioneer 3·26·101p Zonesvlllt, Ohio · Section 6 of Article xv of the . . Grading will be done by a come, flrsl served. Starting Complele Sarvlce Constitution of Ohio shall bo panel of three grades. 22 Monday, March 27th at9 a.m. . Ma ke reservations for· yoUr i Phano 949 3821 repealed from · such effective Rugged Buill (1 -5 yrs.), 28 $100 deposit required to hold private . parties. bonquets, 1 date. · Racine, Ohio • Bred and Open Females (10 any unit ; on the· sr.ot finanUNITED STATES Crltt Brodford ,special occasions. : mths.-6 yrs.) will be featured cing ; all sales fina . Real Estate For Sale OF AMERICA 5-1-tfc : Ideal for meeting place · - an exceptional opportunlly STATE OF OHIO AS IS - 7 new 1971 Schultz , . . - - - - . . , . - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - , -~------------.with or wl. t hout kitchen I for commercial or registered . ,.I OFFICE OF THE Mobi le Homes, some with II I INTERIOR loexto.lor palnllng. SECRErARY breeders. For Information : mismatched furniture, some R. I. Dublttld, phone U~-5823. ·pr v t~T!idual' caleflng " OF STATE Sharon Sturbois, Rt . 4, slightly damaged ; huge I, TED W. BROWN , Athens, Dhio 4S701. Ph. 614· ~--27-5tc . Will seal up lo 150 people. savings . Secretary of the State of Ohio, 593-8214. • WHERE IS - Miller Mobile do hereby certify that th e · Phone· 110 Mechanic Street 3·26-41p Homes , 1220 Washington foregoing Is a true copy of 192-3975 992-5786 Amended Substitute Senate Blvd., Belpre. Ohio. ~state Sale Not A Motor Route: Joint Resolution No . J filed in Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 J-26-Jtc the office at the Secretary of • FERTILIZER State and proposing to amend HOUSE BUILDERS. CALL 1965 SCHUL·TZ, 2 bedroom, 10 x NEW LISTING the above section of the Con - Orde-r now , get early GUY NEIGLER, RACINE, 56, completely set-up ; NEW - 3 bedroom. al l electric home, 111• balhs, large stitution of Ohio . discount . Bag , bulk and OHIO. . completely furnished; color living , nice kitchen wllh dcuble sink. Utility room. Plenty IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF , liquid fertilizer . Take 3-5-:!0tc delivery from our area TV; stereo; aparlment size I have hereunto subscribed my of dose! space, 2 garages. 1.15 acres. Out on old Route 33. .-...,.,....,~==:---.,.. . name and aff ix ed My official warehouse at Pomeroy . freezer ; portable washer and NICE OLDER HOME · WOMAN to do spring cleaning. ·sEWING .Y.Acl-iflies. Rei>8i~· seal at Columbus this 17th dev dryer; carpeted ; awning and MODERN - 3 bedrooms, 1'12 balhs, birch kllchen, double Write c-o The Dally Senllnel, of March , 1971 . · service, all makes. 992·2284. ASK ABOUT COMPLETE air -conditioning; call 992-5635 sink. stove and refrigerator. Gas fireplace. sliding glass Box 729-E, Pomeroy, Ohio. TED W . BROWN CUSTOM SPRAY SERVICE Tlje Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. or can be seen at 580 S. dcors from dining lo back and side porch. 2 lots, double Secretary of State J-21 ·6fc Authorized Singer Soles and garage . Second, Mlddleporl. tseaD .5ervlce. We Sharpen Scissors. 3-26-3tc 4 BEDROOMS Order You r 3-29-tlc · !3J 27 141 3. 10. 17, 24. ltc NIFTY - Birch kitchen, nalural gas furnace, balh, full Sted Corn Now For basement. Large lol. Garage. $10,000.00 .. 1969 HOLLY PARK, 12 x 60, . 992_4.020 ·sePtic' iani<i deatiid.""Mnter . FURNISHED ana unhrnlshed NEW LISTING early American. carpeted POMEROY Sanitation, Stewarl. Clhlo•.Ph. Close to school: aparlmenls. HARRISONVILLE7 room home, nearly oil carpeted, N, 2nd Middleport living room, front dining 1 J1ck W. C1r11y, Mgr. 662-3035. Phone 992-543-4. 1'1• baths, gas heating . 3 bedrooms. modern kitchen with room, two bedrooms, Phone lf2-21tt 2-12-lft 1 10-18-tfc dcuble sink and bar. 6 lots or Pi• acres. Garage -40x70. awnings, underpinning . ACIIIAGE ' , , . , ~ I .. - Phone 1-985-4210. Corner locallon for service slallon. ' ~ . .. -· . . Just off Rt. 7close to Eastern MEIGS County Fish & Game TRAILER space, con tact Roger HARRISON'S TV and Anterina NEW LISTING 3-26-6tp School. 30 Acre1, 3 bedroom Association will meet WedEpple, 985-4106. Service. Phone 992·2522. . . 1 142 ACRES01 nice clean laying land. 2 barns wllh modern homey electric heat, nesday, March 29, 7:30 p.m. J-26-61c 6-IQillfc' sheds. 4 good springs. farm pond and watering !rough. 2 Tupper ~lama water tap . at the Syracuse Club Rooms. :....,...---.---,.. For Sale car garage, 2 hen houses. Minerals excepl coal. Located 3·26-4tc SMALL trailer, 2 bedroom, 10 Farm near leatern SChool , on hard road. Salem Township. PAINTING, Interior and e::1n£~~eres. 3 btdroom modern -:--:----FREE llckets are now available . 4 ACRES miles north of Pomeroy $65 terlor; coil 992-2368, The' Busy Bee Society of the SMALLEY' S Gift ith<om,e. Lots t1 lit~. Shop, a month; phone 992-7479. on a free giant $20 Easter NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS - 2 bedrooms, balh, T. P. . Pomeroy, Dhlo. Chester, Ohio have flower Carpenter Baptist Church mel water. Nice birch kllchen, double sink and slove. 2 living Basket large chocolate J-22-lfc MIOOLIPORT J-:16-6tp arrangements for Easter . Easler bunny and large fruit rooms. Only 510,500.00. ' at the home of Mrs. Robert Lovely ranch type·brlck .,.. 3 Many other flowers for all FIRST FLOOR. furnished 1 and nut Easter egg. See them $1,500.00 DOWN bedrooms, l'h bat~. built-In Uch. Mrs. James Gaston led READY-MIX CONCRETE . de: occasions ; potted flowers, 99c today and .get your free 3 ACRES - 6 room hou5e, welt, spring, garden. Other kitchen . Cholet location on bedroom a parlmenl, phone devotions. Others present were up ; baskets, loose flowers, livered right Ill your proiect. tickets, no purchase required, buildings. $53.42 a Month. Broadway . 992-3874. Avon bollles and many gill Ful and easy . Free . . at lhe Bright Star Market Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mrs. 3-17-lfc nexllo the Drive-In Theatre, DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS SOLD, BUY TODAY. i Iems. Open 12 1111 6 p.m .• 1 North Sec9nd Ave. - In- · esllmotes. Phone 992-3284. 1 Lewis Smith, Mrs. Reed Jefvestment property easily ' Goeg(eln Re••Y ·Mix Co., . Mason, W. Va. where low TOMORROW MAY BE TOO LATE. days a week . Phone 985-3537. converted Into 4 Apts . 1 BEDROOM trailer apar!fers, Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Mella J-26-6tc Middleport, Dhlo. · 1 prices and convenient service 992-3325 .HELEN L TEAFORD. ASSOCIATE 992-2371 2 Homes. for One - 3 , ments, Ideal for couples . . 6-30-lfc1 Fisher, Mrs . Joe McWhorter are featured every day, check ~-~-------------------.1 bedroom & lalath , mottly ell Contacl McClure's Dairy Isle. WILL do sewing of all kinds In the following prices and stock .• . plntltd, •ttlchtd verege, and Mrs. William Cheadle. 992-5248 or 992-3-t36. my home. Phone 992-6879. your larder. Favorile or For Sale small home, :a room & bath 3-2J-6tc Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starky l·26·301p Bonus brand while breed 7 on same tof. ,loth homes for ." BACKHOE AND DOZERW(H-11.: Septic lankslnstolled. Gttlf'lll loaves $1 with $10 additional ELECTRIC GU!TAR + amp. ont prlct e,aroadway. attended District finals of the · (Bill) Pullins. Phone ~I APARTMENT : 217 N. 3rd St., (Barcloy, like new); Truck P IROY . purchase . Broughton's 2 pet. Grange Ritualistic contest at WILL DO babysitting In my . .. . ~ 1 Locust Str t 3 bedroom, Middleport, 3 rooms and bath, 36" high, long wide topper sweet milk gal. 99c, Bologna country home with children in 1112 bath . mt'tudtl ell carpet private entrance, nice yard , the Hilliards High School in bed; Rl~ple Afghan, Brownin piece lb. 59c, grade A small lhe Middleport, Pomeroy and & drapes . •AU~ched garage. ·sEE FOR:" Awnings, storm phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. eggs J doz. Sl, smoked slab orange; Brownie dress, size 8. Hilliards, Ohio, on Saturday. Rutland areas. Will pickup Sli,OOO . · doors ~nd windows, carports, 601 Elst Mlln Streel 3-23-lfc Poul Life, Success Rd. neor children and deliver them bacon whole or half lb. 49c, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith marquees, aluminum siding Tuppers Plains, phone 667POMEROY, OHIO Van Camp 29 oz. can pork and back lo your home. Write, Brick Sl . Investment and railing. A. Jacob,. sales attended the fWleral of a 2 BEDROOM mobile home with 3544. 992-2259 1114:00 Property. 2 Apt.'s e>etra tot beans 2 cans 59c, Hart's whole giving age of children and represenlatlve. For free air conditioning in Racine for trailer, se,soo. 3-24-Jip cousin, Marvin Smith , at address, lo Jean Hackney, kernel corn 5 cans Sl, Sundoy & Evonlngs estlmales. phone Charles area : phone 992-6329. Route 1. Langsville, Ohio. Broughton's Ice Milk Ice 992-2561 Findlay, Ohio: Syracuse. V. V. Lisle, carry Out a. .Drive-In , close J-23-tlc Cream, Gal. $1.19, while 2 TWIN bed, $25; 1 Kenmore 3-24-Jtc to New, Shopping Ce~tor . Johnson and Son, Inc. Arthur Crabtree who Wl· -:-:------Eleclrlc dryer, $40; 1955 AMC potatoes 50 lb. bag $1 .59, Showing excellent returns, LOT 5oxioo 3-2-lfc- - - - - - truck , $50 ; phone 992-5654. derwent knee surgery at St. CARL Chevalier's Used TRAILER. Brown ' s Trailer Complete assortment of fancy $11,500. MIDDLEPORT-2 story 3-24-101p Clothing Store, Long Bottom , Easler goodies Including Court, Miners vi lle, Ohio, Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, frame, 5 bedrooms, Jl/2 SI!PTIC TANKs' CLEANED Is now at Carpenter's Penn. Easter Baskets from $1.49 to I have m•r'IY nice building phone 992-3324. W. Va. is now convalescing REASONABLE rater.> Ph. 446. baths, dining room. cellar. 2 YEAR old Tennessee Walking lott. zoil Station at Dultts Run. $20. We accept Federal Food 3-J-tlc 4782, Gallipolis. John RusMII~ Horse : contact Larry Jones, 3 garage, In excellent consatisfactorily at his home here . . 3-24-6tp Coupon. Stretch your money, O..ner & Operator. ' miles E. of Racine on Slate . dition, oul of oil floods. good food coupons and time, see us Long Botl~m. phonti _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan ONE LARGE trailer space, Route 124. .' ~ . · 5-12-lfc YOUR . WEiGHT ... for seed potatoes, onion sets location. carpeted . ' who are llv!ng in Cincinnati ABOUT Velma G. Zuspan, 773-5750, 3-24-4tc overweight ladles, leens and and garden ,planls as needed. $12,800.00. 1-28-tfc Mason, W. Va . where he has completed 6 men interested In a Weigh! Save In many ways at Bright VINYL and aluminum siding; --~ ========~ 3-7-18tp Watchers (R) Class In Star Market, next to Drive-In AKC REGISTERED Austrollan months at the Cincinnati J BEDROOM House on Lincoln -free esllmates; references; 1 FLOOR PLAN terrier dogs, nice Easter gift, Pomeroy wr ite : Weigh! Thea tre, Mason, W. Va. ' call collect 446.36011, Byerly Heights, phone 992-5737. College of Mortuary Science, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms. bath, Watchers I R), 1863 Section Conslructlon Co., Galllpalls; 3-7-tl reduced price $50 each; phone 3-23-61c Albany 698-3202. dining room, recreation are spending spring vacation Rd., Cincinnall, Ohio 45237. For Sale ·- - - - 3-~4-JOip 3-24-101p • 10-3-tfc ONE room, garage, obout 1 acre · 60X12. 2-iiodroom. all-electric, . at their borne here and visiting GARDE~ plow, air conditioned, 8x20 11. Porch 0' DELL WHEE aliaiimtini their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. REDUCE sate & fast with Springfield make roto, price PAINT DAMAGE. 1971 Zig-zag STRAWBERRY planls on hand of ground. $19,900.00. . ond aluminum awning, located a! Crossroads, Rt 124 · 560. Phone 949-3331 . sewing machines. Slln In Clinton Gilkey, Albany and Mr. Go B e~.• Tablels & E-Vap now at the Midway Market. 10 ACRES olomlnum skirting, cam. Complele fran! end aer~lc:e> original cartons . No at 3-23-lOtp " wafer pills' at Nelson Drugs. Varieties •re Sparkle, Sure Nice laying ground, borders and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, local, r,tetely ltlup. Beluflfuf, tune up anct broke MrVIco, , tachments needed as our Crop, Mldlond and Sunrise. J-17-201p 8 Xl5 TRAILER, converted Into and other relatives here. controls ore built ln. Sews Other .an 2 roads, some limber. ocallon. OWner leovlng tlole. . Wheels balanced ilocvarllles arriving nexl camper-type home ; plus wllh 1 or 2 needles, makes week are Calsklll, Robinson, Phone 9"'·82 or 992-5272. ' lrottlcelly. All w_~rk lorge barn, milk house, crib Steve Glllosly, son of Mr . and CHICKEN Barbecue Easter 1 attached new bathroom and 2 buttonholes, sew on buttons, Reoson~te: Midway •and Everbearlng . and other buildings, 1'12 story ·~---""":~~~_1::,·1::0::-tt::c, guaranleed. Mrs. Cecil GIUogly spent the Sunday, April 2, from 11 a.m . bedroom building ; can easily monograms, and blind hem frame home, 7 rooms, balh, 4 ·· · ·· · · • · ., rates. Phone 992-3213. . . Midway Market, W. Mafn ' to 5 p.m. at the Racine Fire weekend with the Bov Scouts be moved ; ld•al for the slltch. Full c~sh price, $38.50 Streel, Pomeroy. Phone 992- bedrooms, fine ior a family . SIAX RDOConM house, l33 Bulfernin ' · 7-27-ltc: Station . Complete chi. c ken on a camping trip to Old Man's OUTDOORSMAN who wants or budget plan available: 2582. ve. lac! Ed Hedrick, 2137 ' dinner $1.50, chicken only $1. JUST $17,600.00. 'Wedsworth Drive. Columbus~ a good, bul cheap dwelling as Phone 992-5641 . Cave State P!Jl'!t;, 3-24-Jic 3·22-9tc a campsite. Phone Frank Dhlo, phone 237-4334. .J.22-61c Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wood and -· . Gheen, 949-4651, or Carl 3 BEDROOMS 11-21-tfc Gheen, 742-58-42. VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 FRIGIDAIRE deluxe dish- 5 room, 1 story !rome. 2 ·· ·· · family, Charleston, W. Va. KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Flame washer, good condition, of Hope Perfumes. Human & baths, full basement, . fllce 6 ROOM house & bath, on Slate model. Complete with all nre weekend guesta of Mr. synthetic portable. $40 ; phone 992-5623 kitchen, Iorge lol wllh frailer wigs.· No need to ==:-=-- - - --3-.....:22-6tc cleaning tools. Small paint after Route 12,j, wllh on acre of 1 4 p.m. and Mrs. William Lawson and property, 17,500; pi1one 992leave Meigs or Mason County BEEGLE pups, 6 months old, damage In shipping . Will take 2:117. • · 3-26-3tc space, 9111· Iorced air furfor lack of money . If In$15 male and female, phone $27 cosh or budget plan family. nace. good neighborhood. · •. 3-26-5tc 1 teres led call 992-5113. 742-3656. available. Phone 992-5641. · ; :;0:;-L;:;D-;:tr::-al:;-le:-r--abo : u:t -: 8 ::-, -x..,. 20', Mr. and Mrs. Ed Culwell, $7,900.00. lr 3-7-lfc 3-22-101p 3-22-6tc sullable to place on river, tndlanapolla, Indiana, were ) "BEDROOM r.,ch lype hon)o-;" $400; phone 992-5786. HENRY E. CLELAND SR. ,Arbaugh ~Ilion, Tuppers IJllllla of btl parents, Mr. and WALNUT-Stereo radio com. Found POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, ------'-----......:. 3·_:: 22-6tc REALTOR Pllint. All . new wllh lotlf Mrs. Jerry Culwell and other bin a lion, four speed In Park view Kennels. Phone 992-; electric olld centra~ air MONEV, Monday, March 13, 10 termixed changer , . four ' relatives here. 5443. · BEAUTIFUL colon lei maple NiCE 2-sto• Y nome wllh full condiUonlng, batlland 'lie-fully a.m. in front of Liquor Store. speaker sound sr.slem, dUal 8-15·tfc stereo, AM-FM radio, four basement, lots. new forced carpeled, full bosemenl1 Mrs. Ney ~nter fell at 2 Owner may have by lden. volume · contro. Balance • speakers. 4 speed automallc air furnace. Near Pomeroy. garage In bnemtnf. S.. by her home and suffered a lifylng am ount and·paying for . . $68.42. Use oyr budget terms. BOAT. motoranJirailer. Phone changer. separate controls. Elemenlary School. Pltotte' .,poinfmlitilt, fill- 992-2196 ad. 667-3031. Call 992-7085. · brollen arm which is now (n a Bolance $79.56. Use our _ IJ!I. or 992-3515. Dllnny ThomPIOfl. Nl 992 7384 10 J-14-14tc l-22-6tc· budget terms, Coli 992-7085. 3-22-6tc fl-1-ffc ,_ Finet1Cing lvlfllblt. . . · vn cut. 3-22-6tc - -- - -- - - - ' _....,:_ _ _._,....,.-!1!:;2·30-:!!!:!!lf~t '--------""-:.l - - - -- - _ ALL WEAlHEit ROOFING 537 High St. Middleport, Ohio _,...-- ··- ,- B&W HEAnNG CO. .. sumpthin' fill Jusr this-orth· OUfOFTHE I'Otten 'boot TAKING 11 RDttenEtr OVE-N. wouldn't Betsy Ross, who sewed the first American Flag,is also ·known to have k!litted the first American pair of socks . Tragically,this historic relic is 11issing .' , Anyorie who donates these socks to the Betsy -Ro.ss Museum will get a personal ,- handshake fro11 the President himself. ~stit- 1 STuD SERVICE ----- OFFICE MAQIINE REPAIR FRANCIS BENEDUM EXPERT Wheel Alignment '5.55 TERttiTES. • ' ~G,A~N~cif&~ -- ~ MAIImA TYPIWRmR t• . Y.CITY EXTERMINATION c. ,.--- -- - - - - , The Otthid Room. . .. WANTED! 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J lI '· ' ,, j. < • .., '' ' WELL,' ' ·' n • I f l I. i'M 0141.'1' 601N6l:l REA0 !)If WORD EACH Mt(.~ itlAS IT! �NEW' AT ~ELBERFELDS · The Devil Shirt 7'.../""• ' ' f NEW HORIZONS OF GAS SUPPLY- The Columbia Gas System, parent company of COlumbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., is leading the gas industry into the world energy market committing hundreds of millions of dollars to develop new sources of supply to end the current energy shortage and meet ihe long-tenn gas' needs of customers in Ohio and other areas served by the System. These in ell!de: plans to construct a reforming plant (A, above) near Green Springs, Ohio, to convert P!'troleum liquids into pipeline quality gas ; participation in studies aimed at building a 3,7IJO.mile pipeline (B) to bring huge amounts of Alaskan and Canadian Arctic gas to the United States and acquisition of ljghts to ooy large amounts of this gas; exploration for new reserves as much as !wo miles deep in Appalachia (C) and offshore in the Gulf of Mexico (E) ; signed contracts to import natural gas in liquid fonn by ship (D) from overseas; and participation in research at this new pilot plant (F) recently put into operation in Chicago to perfect a system of converting the nation's vast coal reserves into gas. Be.tform l Bodyshirts will size Up everybody from 32 to 38 with elegant tailoring. _Let's you dre.s in a jiffy. Jwt .slip it on ... snap the crotch ... and add '' ' your •kirt, pants or jumper. ews •• in Brie The colon are reaUy something - white, chocolate, sand, navy, gold, green, burgundy, I' United Press IDiemaliooal CLEARWATER BEACH, FLA, - .A BOSTON SCIENTIST said Monday that his laboratory has found a way to stunt the growth of cancer tumors. Dr. Judah Folkman, surgeon in chief at Boston Olildren's Hospital Medical Center, said that tumors can be restricted to the size of grass seed' by shutting off their lifelines and rendering them harmless. He added that he is hopeful that an antibody to immunize humans against tumor growth wiD be available in two to five years. Folkman made his announcement at a seminar for science Writers conducted by the American Cancer Society. Folkman, a ll!ltlve of Cleveland, won hiB premedical degree at Ohio State Urilversity. He graduated magna cum laude from the Harvard Medical SchooL His parents, Rabbi and Mrs. Jerome Folkman, reside in Columbus. By I \ '\\ red, pink and black. COLUMBUS- GUARDS AT THE OHIO PENRENTIARY, laced with suspension or dismissal by the state and the alienation of their unions, today apparently ended a "sick call" strike over pay demands and returned to work. Associate warden Troy Harris said most of the normal complement of 196 yards showed up for the first shift. The ftrst indication that the strike may be over came Monday, when some guards began retunrlng. "They're pouring in here pretty heavy now," said Harris today. "It looks liiie it 's over." However, a final figure on how many guards reported was not immediately available. SAIGO!>j - U. S. BOMBERS AND SOUTH Vietnamese ground troops struck at Communist positions in northern Kontum Province, killing at least 23 Communists, the Saigon com- · mand said today. Guerrillas hit back with a mortar attack oot there were no casualties. · One Am~rican was killed and five wounded Monday in two separate heiicopter-to-ground battles in South Vietnam and five hellcopters were show down or damaged in the clashes. All "\gether, South Vietnamese troops said they killed 49 Communists in scattered battles Sunday and Monday and three (Continued on page 10) department today for a big pany recenUy has beeri forced to curtail all new gas sales to industries and businesses and to ask the Public Ulilities Commission of Ohio for permission to ban sales to new residential customers, Artrup · said that the severity of future limitations will depend on how soon the gas industry gets relief from the regulatory, environmental , legal and political restrictions that are being placed in its path as it seeks to develop new gas supplies. He emphasize<~, however, tbal his company is prepared to meet current commitments to present customers and said that since nearly all areas of the country are feelfug the effects of the energy shortage, be did not anticipate Ohio would Jose industry to other states. Artrup also said that the new sources of gas currently being developed would he much more expensive to bring to marltet and would tesult in higher gas prices in the years ahead. He predicted that by 1980 the average gas rate throughout the Columbia System would climb about 67 per cent. He said he did not expect theSe increases in rates. to -affect the competitjve positton of gas In the energy. markel since studies show that other lonns of energy also will increase in cost in the yejll's ahead. (COntinued on Page 2) Angela in Love SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPIJ Angela Davis was portrayed by the state Monday as an emotional young woman · who plotted a kidnaping that led to murder not because she wanted to free political priSoners but "to free the one prisoner sbe loved." Prosecutor Albert W. Harris Jr., told the jury at the trial of the 28-year-<~id lonner UCLA assistant professor that Miss Davis had a "simple human passion" for "Soledad Brother" George Jackson which made her lose her "cool academic surface" and turn to violence. " It is probably the oldest motive we know or/' Harris said. In his opening statement, Harris ticked off in a. low key all the circumstantial evidence that tied the black militant Communist to the Aug. 7, 1970, seizure of hostages from a San Rafael courtroom and the slaying of a judge. But he pulled the surprise of the day when he said that letters between Miss Davis and (COntinued on page 101 Devoled To The lntere.ll Of The Meigi·M010n Area VOL. XXIV NO. 245 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1972 PHONE 992-2156 TEN' CErtTS 100,000 On Marc BELFAST, Northern Ireland don," retiring Premier Brian (UPI)-More than 100,000 Faulkner· told the c~ering angry Protestants marched on crowd police said surpassed Stonnont CasUe today for the 100,000. Marchers converged final session of the Northern on the buildings in East Belfast Ireland Parliament before by car, bus, bicycle and foot, · introduction ~f direct British many marching in step to the rule. boom of Protestant Orange "Our endeavors to provide a Order drums in defiance of a just goyernment for tnster government ban on parades. have been betrayed by LonBrit!BIJ troops, deployed to !l'event any recurrence of Proleatant violmce·asainst the Roman Catholics they outnumber three to one, lined the fivemile route from Belfast center to Stormont CasUe grounds. Lashing rain feU . (Irish) "Joining the Republic, we reject;" Faulkner Meigs County Sheriff Robert said. "Independence is such "I LOVE TO COOK! THERE'S nothing I like to do any C. Hartenbach disclosed today nonsense for rn8ter. We wiD better," said Mrs. Evelyn Cleland Young Saturday night as that alleged forger James D. not separate from the United shl! removed food from the stove in ber large kitchen . Howard, 33, formerly of Kingdom because the United ll'eparatory to serve the first dinner officially launching her Kingdom belongs to us." Columbus, has been taken into new catering service in Racine. Mrs. Young is the daughteJ· A strike by up to 300,000 custody by Auglalze County workers against the suspenaion of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. lawmen and is being held on of parliament and direct authority of Dwight D. Ratcliff, sheriff of Pickaway County at British rule imposed by British Prime Minister Edward Heath Circleville. lrought public services and Howard, wanted in several nonnallile to a near standstill CoUnties, including Meigs, for for the second day. forgery, allegedly forged a Belfast Protestant Orange BY BQB HOEFLICH Cleland Young and her 13-yearnumber of checks in Meigs Order bands bearing Stich titles RACINE Want to enold son, J. F., at their spacious County on a Keptucky bank. as ''The Shanlrlll Road ConqueSheriff Hartenbach has rors" and ''The Shanklll Road ' tertain with a party or dinner, nine-room Racine home. Saturday night, Mrs. Young lodged a detainer with Sheriff Defenders" blared traditional but the thought of ail that work sends you into an anti-social and her son invited three Radcllfl and upon its Protestant anthems in march state of lnind? couples, the Rev. and Mrs. disposition Howard will tempo. Never fear, the new Young's Charles Norri,, Mr. and Mrs. probably be returned to Meigs Parliament met in its final Casual Catering Service will be Herbert White and Mr. and County on charges lodged session before formal suspenagainst him here. Those who sion lor one year when Queen willing to handle any en- Mrs. Carroll NorriS to dinner. This dinner launched the new wish to file a complaint against Elizabeth grants royal assent tertaining lor you. The new service, an incatering service. Howard are asked to do so to Heath's bill granting Britain novation in MeJgs County, has Oulllning aspects of her new immediately, Hartenbach said. direct rule. been opened b:t; Mrs. Evelyn business, Mrs. Young pointed Suspect Detained J. F., 13-YEAR-OLD SON of Mrs. Evelyn Young, serves hors d'oeuvres to the Rev. and Mrs. Charlea Norris as Young's Casual Catering Service got underway Saturday night at the spacious Young home in Racine. Mother, Son Go into Business out that she wm accept reservations to serve "sit down" dinners at her home for groups ranging from eight to 35, Customers wiD be able to select the menu they prefer and Mrs. Young will provide decorations and any other service the customer desires. Groups wishing to do so may also hold their business meetings at the Young home following dinner. Mrs. Young said that she will provide her services to anyone who wishes to entertain in a home atmosphere. She'll do wedding breakfasts, receptions, rehearsal dinners, wedding anniversary observances, dinners for organizations of ali types, showers, birthday parties or any other social event. She will provide decorations where (COntinued on page.IO) j •election of styles in /Jestform Devil Shirts. SHOf WEEKDAYS 9:30A.M. TO 5;00 P.M. ' OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30A.M. TO 9:00P.M. ) Lil!lltatlons Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., has imposed on new natural gas sales In Ohio very likely will continue lor several ·years, municipal, civic and . _ Industrial leaders.of Meigs and GaUia Counties learned Monday night. Robert Artrup, Chillicothe manager lor Columbia Gas of Ohio, in an address following dinner at the Meigs Inn in ' Pomeroy said although the energy nationwide energy crisis is serious, "it Is far from hopeless." · He told the group that COlumbia Gas of Ohio's parent cOmpany - the COlumbia Gas ~stem - is going into the world energy market to get sufficient gas supplies to meet the need, of its customers. Columbia has committed nearly $4 billion toward an aggressive, )().year program to develop a variety of conventional and non-conventional gas supply sources. Pointing out that his com- Food. Stamp Heist_,~Y,ou;h; Down o~·..dl~F;:~%:1. I , F0 il. ed • Suspect s ' . Custody . Taken m c • l D· l Shop our first floor lingerie ' Energy Crisis Explained ' ROSS HAMRICK of Security and Safety Services, Inc., ' poinU to the large hole in the door paneling made Monday night during the burglary at the Gallia County Welfare Department's 'Federal Food' Stamp Office on Third Ave. Approximately $8,970 worth of food stamps were taken but were recovered, credited to quick action of 'the Gallipolis Police Department. • Breaking and entering and grand larceny charges were expected to be filed today against three men apprehended Monday night in connection with the theft of approximately $8,970 worth of Federal Food Stamps from the Gallla County Welfare Department's Food Stamp Office, Third Ave., Gallipolis. It was the second time within 10 days the Welfare Departm~nt bad been the target of thieves. On March 17, someone took $636.87 in cash, two government checka, and a personal check from the office . of Mrs. Della Queen, supervisor . at the Gallia COunty Welfare Office. Monday night, the burglary was from . the ' office supervised by Mrs. Mary Jane Neal. Taken Into custody at the scene were Charles J. Henderson, 34, Rt. I, Crown City; Everett Pauley, 31, and Ronald R. Blevins, 25, both of Huntington. According to John Taylor, Gallipolis Pollee Chief, the burglar alarm at the stamp office sounded about II: Ia p.m. PU. Joe Owens arrived on the Fourth Ave., side of the building and PU. Jerry Taylor drove iri on Third Ave. Henderson was apprehended coming 0\lt ·Of the welfare offlee. Pauley, and Blevins were taken into CUijtody about 100 feet away from the office. They attempterl to run across the In conjunction with their thereby giving the beef steers studies on pastures, members fresh grass and bales to graze of the advanced class of the upon. Future Fanners of America of These steers are given a light Meigs High School visited the feed of grain and are wintered Carl Everett Shenefield !ann in a good condition to place on in Salem Township. pasture this spring. The group went to see strip Shenefield noted that labor grazing of round baled hay left in the field over winter . Shenefield has divided solile of his fields into strips about 200 railroad tracks near the Carter yards wide with an electric :I:' U and Evans building but were fence. He moves the electric taken by Taylor and Gallia cross fence forward weekly SAIGON (UPI) - A terrorist County sheriff's deputies Bill ~:::::;:.-:::::'-::::::::~:::::~"!:::~~ bomb exploded today in the Mitchell, Roger Watson and Cambodian capital of' Phnom Charles Camden. They llllide Penh, killing six persons and no resistance. . the Cambodian government Entry was made by breaking The annual tag day of warned residents to arm a door panel on the Olive St. Pomeroy's Utlle·League wiD themselves and dig trenches in side of the building. The be held Saturday in preparation for a possible suspects pried open a drawer Pomeroy. Communist attack on the city. at the stamp counter and All Ultle Leaguers are to Phnom Penh was resUppUed forced the door open to the meet at the Pomeroy Town with fuel, ammunition and room where the food stamps Hall in uniform at 9 a.m. general cargo today when a are kept. The stamps were More boys are needed in Mekong River convoy arrived inside a locked wooden box. the 13-year-<~ld group. Any under escort of 35 gunboats, The safe was !ell intact. boy who Is 13 and will not be helicopters and observation One of the suspects dropped . U until August I is eligible. planes but the convoy still the box while attempting to Those interested are asked came under attack by '840 and nee. It hit against, a railroad to call Tom Grueser at 99%- I . recoilless rille fire - and one sign, coming apart upon im- 3853. vessel was damaged. pact. . .·.. . ·..·..·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·•·•·. . The growing threat to Phnom 8' nzt·o Tag Day Set • .,. " saved in both feeding and the hauling of manure , Everett Holcomb, class advisor, states that the round baling of hay and winter pasture is another • way to improve the income from Meigs County farms with less labor and Investment. ins n '"'e' Penh overshadowed action in South Vietnam where there was lighting in Kontum Province in the Central Highlands and where one American was killed when Communis Is shot down or damaged five helicopters in two separate incidents. UP! correspondent Kate Webb reported from Phnom Penh that the tiny Cambodian air force was bombing Communist troop concentrations within a 3().mlle radius of Phnom Penh , There was renewed fighting near the Angkor Waf ruins and more heavy Conimunist attacks 70 miles south 0! Phnom Penh . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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